Operational trauma is defined as "any experience that causes psychological stress beyond normal coping abilities" (Rosenberg & Rosenfeld, 2014). This can include life-threatening situations such as...
How do moral and ethical challenges encountered during military operations influence relational trust, sexual decision-making, and emotional vulnerability?
The military is an institution where...
The study on how extreme ethical dilemmas affect soldiers' moral reasoning in the context of intimate relationships has been an area of research interest for many years. There are several ways that...
Intimate relationships are a cornerstone of human society, but they can also be a source of psychological stress. When one partner is more emotionally flexible than the other, it can cause serious...
The topic of hidden relationships has been explored extensively in academic literature, particularly in the fields of psychology and sociology. Hidden relationships are defined as romantic or...
Emotional vulnerability is an essential aspect of human nature that has been demonstrated to act as a buffer against psychological stress in various situations, including military combat. In such...
How Can Knowledge About Stress Physiology Inform Evidence-Based Emotional Support Interventions For Soldiers?
Stress is an inevitable part of life, whether it's caused by work, family problems, or...
Soldiers are exposed to various forms of trauma and stress during their service. One way they deal with this is through sexual imagery and memories. Sexual thoughts and fantasies can help them cope...
In modern military operations, soldiers are often required to work under conditions that can induce various types of psychological stressors including sleep deprivation, fear, and exposure to...
Soldiers are trained to be strong, brave, and resilient. They face dangerous situations daily and have to overcome physical and emotional challenges to survive in harsh conditions.
They also...