The term "relational stress" refers to the psychological discomfort felt when one's personal needs are not met or when there is a conflict within interpersonal connections. Relational stress can be...
Perceived social support is an important factor that can help mitigate stress levels in both civilians and military personnel. It has been found to be especially beneficial for individuals who...
Peer support refers to providing assistance to peers experiencing similar situations. In this case, it involves helping people with relational stress, social isolation, or emotional strain. This can...
Today's military is under significant pressure to perform missions effectively and efficiently, despite rising demands for more advanced capabilities and less time available. This can result in...
Sexual compatibility is an important factor that influences couples' ability to handle relational stress without resorting to unhealthy coping mechanisms such as emotional withdrawal, coercion, or...
Combat-related relational stress can have significant impacts on individuals' psychological resilience and identity. This type of stress is often associated with various negative outcomes such as...
This research article explores the unique challenges faced by military veterans when it comes to reintegrating into civilian life after service, particularly in terms of relational stress, trauma,...
Strategies for Mitigating Relational Stress Caused by Communal Living or High-Density Operational Environments
Communal living can be challenging for many individuals due to the lack of privacy...
I will discuss some effective strategies that can help mitigate relational stress in LGBT couples who frequently face separations and reintegrations. These strategies include open communication,...
In attachment theory, there are four basic types of attachment styles: secure, avoidant, anxious, and disorganized/disoriented. Cumulative operational and relational stress can have an impact on...