Sexual behavior is an important part of human existence that involves physical contact between individuals. Sexual experiences occur within the context of a relationship, which has its own unique set...
Can sexual compatibility be predictive of resilience in high-pressure military contexts? This is an intriguing question that has been debated for many years among psychologists and military...
A large body of research has investigated how individuals form attachments to others, particularly in romantic partnerships.
Less is known about how members of the armed forces develop emotional...
Emotional trauma is a form of psychological damage caused by experiencing intense and unbearable stress that can lead to feelings such as hopelessness, helplessness, powerlessness, fear, anger,...
The experience of deployment has been shown to have significant effects on individuals' mental health, particularly their relationship functioning. This is supported by research showing that military...
Early relational disappointments can have significant impacts on an individual's resilience, vulnerability management, and relational risk-taking later in life. These experiences may cause...
Emotional withdrawal refers to an individual's response to a loss of social connection, validation, or approval from others. When this occurs, it can cause feelings of sadness, loneliness, anger,...
Emotions play an important role in many aspects of human life, including sexual behavior and decision-making. When it comes to sexual decision-making and relationship outcomes, some individuals may...
Romantic attachment refers to the emotional bond between individuals that is characterized by strong feelings of affection, commitment, and closeness towards one another. This attachment can take...
Sexual novelty-seeking is an important aspect of human behavior that can greatly influence individual's romantic relationships. Research suggests that individuals who are more likely to seek out new...