Service members who have been deployed for an extended period can experience changes in their sense of self and identity. This includes alterations to their perception of themselves as individuals,...
The study of human behavior during times of war is an important subject for military strategists, social psychologists, anthropologists, sociologists, historians, philosophers, and writers. Soldiers'...
The process of reintegration after military deployment is often challenging for both service members and their families. For service members, adjusting to civilian life can be difficult, especially...
Soldiers often form tight, life-saving bonds during military deployments. But these relationships can be difficult to maintain after returning home, where civilian lives can seem more distant and...
How do soldiers reconcile emotional detachment learned during deployment with desires for long-term intimacy?
Soldiers learn to suppress emotions, such as love and desire, while on deployment so...
Reintegration is a term used to describe the process of returning to society after a traumatic experience such as being hospitalized, imprisoned, or serving in combat. Recovery refers to the healing...
Soldiers are expected to return home after completing their military service and reintegrate into civilian life. For some, this is an easy transition; for others, it can be difficult due to changes...
Reconstruction of Love, Sexual Desire, and Emotional Support Among Soldiers After Morally Complex Missions
After serving in morally ambiguous situations like war, soldiers face immense pressure to...
Soldiers are often faced with extremely stressful situations during high-risk operations that can significantly impact their ability to reintegrate into civilian life. This includes changes to their...
How partners adapt to relational variability when soldiers' emotional engagement fluctuates during reintegration is an important question that requires careful consideration. Soldiers who have...