How do partners adapt relational strategies to maintain psychosexual harmony when institutional norms or trauma challenge intimacy?
As society changes, so too does the nature of romantic...
Attachment is an emotional bond that develops between people who are close to each other. It can be formed through physical touch, verbal communication, and shared experiences. Attachment styles...
The concept of gender is deeply entrenched within human societies around the world. It refers to the social construct that divides people into men and women based on their biological differences and...
Sexual negotiation is an important aspect of human interaction that occurs when individuals are involved in sexual acts. It refers to the process of determining what type of sexual activity is...
Peer coping mechanisms refer to ways individuals cope with negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, depression, loneliness, fear, or pain. Exposure to these coping mechanisms can affect an...
Chronic Exposure to Military Stressors Reshapes Veterans' Emotions, Behavior, Relationships
Military service members are exposed to many different types of traumatic events that can impact their...
Individuals may adopt different relational strategies to integrate themselves into pre-existing social hierarchies. These strategies can be categorized into three main groups: conformity,...
Relational strategies are interventions that can help alleviate the negative consequences of operational stress, moral injury, and trauma on mental health. They involve fostering positive...
What relational strategies facilitate recovery from trauma-related sexual avoidance or dysfunction?
Definition of Trauma-Related Sexual Avoidance or Dysfunction
Trauma-related sexual avoidance...
Soldiers are often exposed to situations that challenge their morals and values. These can include witnessing death, killing innocent civilians, being involved in sexual assault, or seeing people die...