The term “operational trauma” refers to the psychological impact that results from working in high-risk or stressful environments such as military operations, law enforcement, emergency services, or...
Soldiers are people who risk their lives for the protection of others. They have a unique perspective on many things, including romantic and sexual relationships. This is because they often face...
Soldiers face various psychological and physiological challenges during combat or operational stress that affect their ability to interact and relate with one another. These challenges include...
Sexual intimacy has been shown to have numerous benefits for individuals in various aspects of their lives, including enhancing moral reasoning, relational trust, and stress adaptation. Moral...
The impact of discrimination and stigma on social engagement, leadership potential, and relational trust is widely discussed.
Less attention has been given to how people's anticipated experiences...
Sexual relations are an essential part of human life and have been shown to be a significant contributor to emotional regulation. In high-pressure situations, such as stressful jobs, sexual...
Sexual relationships among deployed soldiers can have profound effects on their ethical alignment, adaptive coping, and relational trust. These factors are interconnected and influence each other,...
Anticipating deployment is a common experience for military personnel who may have to spend months away from their loved ones and face potential danger during their service. This can cause high...
The Effect of Shared Adversity on Sexual Expression, Emotional Dependence, and Relational Trust
Shared adversity is a situation where individuals come together to face difficulties and challenges....
In what ways do communal living arrangements and constant observation affect privacy, sexual expression, and relational trust?
Communal living arrangements, also known as shared housing or...