Soldiers are people who serve their country through military service. They have to abide by strict codes of conduct that govern every aspect of their lives. When they are deployed, these restrictions...
The term "rotational deployment" refers to a practice where individuals spend periods of time away from their home base in order to serve in a different location for an extended period. This can...
What psychological mechanisms help soldiers maintain relational identity amidst frequent relocations?
Soldiers have to deal with many challenges when moving from one place to another. One of them...
Psychological Process Of Integrating Personal Identity With Relational Identity
There are many factors that play a role in establishing and maintaining healthy emotional stability and long-term...
Managing Relational Identity While Adhering to Military Hierarchy
LGBT individuals who serve in the military face unique challenges when it comes to managing their relational identities. They must...
Emotional congruence is when a person's internal feelings match their outward behavior. It means that what you say and how you act are consistent, reflecting your true thoughts, beliefs, and desires....
Soldiers are highly trained individuals who must be able to adapt to various situations and environments while serving their country. As part of this training, they learn how to manage stress, handle...
Relational identity refers to how individuals perceive themselves in relation to others, including family members, friends, colleagues, and romantic partners. It is shaped by personal experiences,...
Soldiers return from war with unique challenges that are often unseen by those who have not experienced combat. One such challenge is navigating relational identity when returning to civilian life....
Trauma-Induced Emotional Fragmentation and Relational Identity among Veterans
Traumatic events can have significant effects on individuals, leading to a wide range of psychological symptoms that...