Soldiers who go away for extended periods are more likely to experience attachment disorders due to separation anxiety that may lead to feelings of loneliness, isolation, rejection, or...
Combat and operational environments are often characterized by high levels of stress, danger, and uncertainty. In such situations, soldiers may find themselves facing extreme challenges that test...
How does war shape internalized models for interpreting romantic cues, intimacy, and sexual behavior?
War is often associated with destruction, violence, death, and chaos.
Its impact can extend...
How do soldiers reconcile relational loyalty with professional duty, and what are the psychological consequences?
In the military, one of the most important values is loyalty to the unit and to...
Post-deployment experiences can have a significant impact on an individual's values, beliefs, and attitudes towards romantic and sexual relationships. Soldiers who are deployed to combat zones often...
Soldiers are expected to follow strict codes of conduct that regulate their behavior both on and off duty. These rules dictate how they dress, speak, interact with others, and handle sensitive...
War has played a significant role in shaping human societies since ancient times. Throughout history, wars have had a profound impact on how individuals perceive and interact with others,...
Soldiers have always been expected to put their duty before their own feelings. They are trained to be stoic, unemotional, and objective, and they are often encouraged to suppress their personal...
Soldiers spend a lot of time away from their families while serving in combat zones. They are often deployed for months or even years without seeing their loved ones. This can have serious...
Relational Ambiguity and Sexual Stability
Sexuality can be complicated when individuals are separated from their usual support systems for extended periods of time. For military personnel working...