How do individuals interpret emotional turbulence that emerges during reintegration when both partners have changed in different ways? Reintegration after a relationship breakup is an essential part...
Reintegration is an essential process for people who have been away from their loved ones for a prolonged time. It can be challenging to return home because the individual has spent so much time...
Combat stress is an emotional response that can occur after experiencing life-threatening events. It involves feelings of fear, helplessness, anxiety, and horror, which may last for weeks to months...
Soldiers have experienced significant changes during their service that can affect their relationship with their partner upon return home. These include physical, emotional, psychological, and social...
Military service often requires an individual to adopt a different set of values and behaviors than they may have grown up with, which can lead to difficulties in maintaining their identity when...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring how combat experiences impact interpersonal relationships after returning home from deployment. While studies have shown that combat veterans...
Emotional discomfort is a natural response to shifting relational roles that can occur in various situations such as breakups, death, changes in employment status, family dynamics, moving to a new...
Psychological Processes Supporting Adaptive Emotional Strategies During Relational Change
Relationships are an integral part of human life, but they can also be one of its most challenging...
In today's world, extramarital sexual encounters are becoming more common, leading to changes in relational trust, intimacy, and communication patterns between partners. This can have significant...
What is Sexual Adaptation?
Sexual adaptation refers to how people's sexual desires, behaviors, preferences, and fantasies change over time. This includes changes that occur within individual...