Mentoring plays an important role in helping to enhance relational competence, trust, and resilience among LGBT soldiers. Relational competence is the ability to establish positive, healthy, and...
As a result of their experiences during active service, many soldiers may find it difficult to communicate effectively and establish meaningful connections with others. This can be attributed to the...
Sexual trauma refers to any type of sexual experience that causes physical, emotional, psychological, social, or spiritual harm to an individual. It is commonly caused by rape or abuse, but can also...
Mentorship is an important tool for developing relational competence, resilience, and emotional intelligence among LGBT soldiers. It can help them navigate difficult situations and build strong...
In combat situations, soldiers must make quick decisions under extreme pressure. Their actions are often life-or-death choices that require them to put themselves at risk for their teammates' safety....
What are the Long-Term Consequences of Sexual Trauma on Moral Reasoning, Relational Competence, and Post-Service Adjustment?
Sexual trauma is a broad term that refers to unwanted or forced sexual...
Sexual trauma is defined as any sexual activity against one's will that involves physical or psychological coercion, force, manipulation, or abuse. It can include childhood molestation, rape, incest,...
Sexual activity plays a significant role in promoting post-traumatic growth, relational competence, and moral reasoning. This paper will explore how sexual activity contributes to each of these...
Sexual Coercion can be defined as a type of sexual assault that occurs when an individual is forced to engage in unwanted sexual activity through explicit or implicit threats. This form of sexual...
The current literature is limited regarding how soldiers can build relational competence after traumatic experiences.
Research suggests that several factors may influence this process. One such...