The ability to identify the difference between trauma-related irritability and relational dissatisfaction can be challenging for both individuals who have experienced them and those trying to...
Sexual roles and dynamics are influenced by multiple factors, including gender identity, age, culture, social status, religion, education level, ethnicity, geographic location, sexual orientation,...
How do experiences of sexual trauma affect post-deployment adjustment, moral flexibility, and social relationships?
Sexual trauma is an experience that can have long-lasting effects on veterans'...
There has been an increasing interest in the role of intimate relationships in mitigating the negative effects of traumatic experiences such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), moral injury...
When soldiers return from combat, they are often changed forever. Their lives are no longer the same. They have seen things that will never leave them. They have done things that they may regret....
During war, soldiers must learn to deal with difficult situations that challenge their mental health and wellbeing. Deployments can cause PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), anxiety, depression,...
In combat situations, soldiers are required to make quick decisions that can have life-or-death consequences.
These decisions often involve difficult moral and ethical dilemmas, such as whether to...
In the military, soldiers often work together for months or years in extreme conditions that create intense bonds between them. These close ties can lead to strong feelings of affection and even...
Military operations can be intense and stressful experiences that require soldiers to focus on their mission and safety rather than forming close personal connections. As a result, some studies...
In many wars throughout history, military personnel have faced difficult decisions that challenge their core beliefs and ethics. These experiences can cause moral dilemmas and conflicting emotions,...