The concept of trust is critical for maintaining healthy social interactions. It refers to an individual's belief that another person will act in accordance with their stated intentions and...
Reciprocity is the act of giving and taking in equal measures. It is an essential component of interpersonal interactions and has been studied extensively in various fields such as psychology,...
People have different expectations about how they treat each other in their personal lives, and these can be influenced by various factors such as gender roles, cultural norms, and societal...
Sexual intimacy is an important aspect of human interaction that can have far-reaching effects on individual and social behavior. One area where these effects are particularly notable is in relation...
Sexual Rejection and Unit Cohesion/Morale
Sexual attraction and physical intimacy between members of a group have both positive and negative effects on unit cohesion. On the one hand, it can...
Shared Risk and Relational Trust: How Does It Impact Emotional Dependence?
Shared risk refers to situations where individuals have joint exposure to potential losses from their actions or...
Repetitive exposure to operational strain can have an impact on individuals' expectations regarding reciprocity, loyalty, and trust. This is because these are all psychological and emotional concepts...
How does exposure to moral injury influence soldiers' long-term expectations for fairness, reciprocity, and ethical behavior in relationships? Moral injury refers to the psychological and emotional...
In intimate relationships that are formed under frontline or high-risk conditions, there are several mechanisms of trust that operate to maintain and sustain these relationships. One such mechanism...
A study has shown that traumatic experiences can have a profound effect on how people perceive and value the concept of relational fairness, equity, and reciprocity. Specifically, those who have...