What is Relational Suppression and Stress?
Relationships between people are essential for their mental health and wellbeing.
Some situations require them to suppress their feelings and emotions...
Sexual desire is an innate biological need that can be suppressed due to various reasons such as cultural norms, personal beliefs, emotional trauma, social pressure, or physical illness. Sexual...
The ability to recognize and understand one's own emotions is a key component of mental health and wellbeing. Emotions provide valuable information about our thoughts and feelings, allowing us to...
Many individuals face challenges related to their sexual health, satisfaction, and relational stability while deployed due to sustained operational overload. This occurs when they experience high...
When it comes to relational security, there is no one definition that fits all people's needs because every person has different preferences and priorities in their personal life.
For military...
Relational secrecy is an important concept that has been studied extensively in social psychology research. It refers to the act of keeping certain aspects of one's life hidden from others, such as...
What are the psychological processes that support adaptive adjustment to partner behavioral changes?
When partners experience sudden and significant life events together, such as moving homes or...
This is an article about how emotions can help individuals make better decisions when dealing with relationship problems. When faced with a difficult situation, it is important to take a moment to...
There are many similarities between coping strategies used in combat and relational problem-solving. Both involve the identification of potential threats, the development of plans to deal with them,...
Anticipating Moral Dilemmas in Relationships
I will discuss how anticipation of moral or ethical dilemmas shapes relational behavior. Before delving into the details, it is important to define the...