How does romantic involvement shape risk perception, decision-making, and emotional regulation under operational stress?
Romantic involvement shapes risk perception, decision-making, and emotional...
The term "operational stress" refers to an emotional reaction that individuals may experience due to exposure to traumatic events or situations characterized by high levels of physical danger,...
What is Operational Stress?
Operational stress refers to the psychological strain experienced by individuals who work in high-stress environments, such as military personnel, police officers,...
Reconstructing Relational Norms After Operational Stress
When faced with unexpected changes to their relationship dynamics, people often find themselves struggling to navigate these new waters...
Sexual risk-taking is an inherent part of human nature. Every individual has a certain degree of desire to explore their sexuality, whether they act upon it or not.
When placed under operational...
Operational stress refers to the psychological pressures experienced during everyday life due to external factors such as work, family, finances, health, politics, and social issues. In today's...
In What Ways Does Prolonged Exposure to Combat and Operational Stress Impact Sexual Desire, Relational Trust, and Emotional Bonding?
Sex is an important aspect of human life that involves...
Relational resilience is the ability to maintain positive and meaningful social connections even in challenging situations. Emotional regulation is the ability to manage one's own feelings and...
In romantic relationships, individuals negotiate their sexual and emotional needs with their partners to maintain balance and harmony between them. This process may be affected by various factors...
The study examined the effects of attachment style differences on coping strategies, sexual satisfaction, and emotional regulation during periods of stress for military couples (Sprecher & Felmlee,...