How Does Sexual Activity Buffer Against Emotional Dysregulation, Moral Stress, and Relational Conflict?
Sexual activity is an important aspect of human life that involves a range of physical and...
What is Relational Conflict?
Relational conflict occurs when two or more individuals have different views on an issue and are unable to resolve their differences amicably. This may occur between...
Peer support is an important part of the social structure within military units. It refers to the interaction between soldiers who are close to each other, either through common rank, occupation, or...
Factors that Predict Sexual Dissatisfaction or Relational Conflict Among Military Couples
Military life can be challenging for both partners and have an impact on their personal lives. One of the...
How do service members interpret relational conflict when processing unresolved combat-related stress?
When service members return from active duty, they often face difficulties reintegrating into...
We will explore how sexual intimacy can help individuals cope with emotional dysregulation, moral stress, and relational conflict. Emotional dysregulation refers to an individual's inability to...
Emotional Intelligence is defined as the ability to understand, interpret, control, express one's own feelings, and connect with others' feelings (Salovey & Mayer, 1990). In a workplace environment,...
How do soldiers navigate relational conflict when trauma-related hyperarousal or emotional numbing interferes with communication?
When soldiers experience trauma-related hyperarousal or emotional...
Soldiers have different ways to interpret their experiences in high-pressure combat situations, including relational conflicts. These differences can be caused by various factors such as age, gender,...
Soldiers experience unique challenges during military service that can impact their personal relationships. Relational conflicts are common among soldiers due to the demands of military life and the...