Emotional self-regulation refers to the ability to manage one's own feelings, thoughts, and behaviors effectively in order to achieve personal goals. It is an essential aspect of interpersonal...
Strategies for Relational Continuity, Emotional Security, and Resilience During Operational Stress
Operational stress is a common phenomenon among soldiers that can take a toll on their physical...
PTSD, Moral Injury, Operational Stress
PTSD is characterized by intrusive recollections of past traumatic experiences that are so distressing that they interfere with daily functioning, avoidance...
LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. Service members are people who work in an organization that provides military services to a country. Operational stress is when one...
Human beings are social animals, and thus, they seek closeness, companionship, and support from each other.
This need for connection can cause them to form relationships that may not be obvious or...
Chronic operational stress is when an individual experiences prolonged exposure to heightened levels of psychological pressure due to their job responsibilities. This type of stress can have numerous...
In order to understand how attachment security and emotional regulation interact to support relational stability under operational stress, it is necessary to consider the different forms of...
Sexual issues often result from chronic operational stress.
Researchers have found that relationship quality also plays a role. In fact, the experience of chronic operational stress may affect...
Research has shown that relational intimacy can be a powerful protective factor against operational stress and burnout for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) military personnel. In this...
Emotional Support From Intimate Partners
In today's world, where people are constantly under pressure and stressed out, it is essential to have someone who can provide them with emotional support....