How does trauma reshape perceptions of fidelity, loyalty, and relational ethics in military couples?
Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on relationships, including those between...
The purpose of this article is to discuss how soldiers are able to reconcile their need for emotional detachment during deployment with their desire for closeness and connection upon return home. It...
The habitual suppression of emotions in military culture can have severe consequences for soldiers' post-deployment ability to engage in affectionate and sexual intimacy. This article will explore...
In order to reduce combat-related stress, many soldiers turn to their romantic relationships for comfort and support. Romance can provide a sense of belonging and security that is often lacking...
Sexual behavior is an integral part of human existence and has been observed throughout history across cultures. In modern times, it has become more open and accepted in mainstream society.
This...
The study's purpose is to examine how chronic exposure to danger and stress may impact a person's perception of relational risk and emotional safety. The study will examine how this exposure can lead...
Moral injuries are psychological wounds that result from participating in or witnessing acts that violate one's values or beliefs. It can be caused by experiencing guilt, shame, betrayal, grief, or...
Veterans navigating ethical responsibility
Ethics is an important part of everyday life for everyone, but it becomes even more critical when people are faced with difficult choices. In particular,...
Soldiers are often placed in situations where they face life-threatening danger that can cause emotional trauma. Deployment may lead to post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, sleep...
The effects of combat stress on romantic attachment are far reaching. Combat stress refers to the psychological response of an individual when they experience traumatic situations that involve direct...