How does perceived personal risk influence relational investment, emotional prioritization, and sexual decision-making?
When people consider entering into new relationships, they often take risks....
How do individuals assess relational risk when forming emotional bonds under hazardous or high-stress conditions?
When people form new emotional bonds or enter into relationships, they may face...
The human brain is wired to respond to threats and dangers by activating its fight or flight response. When faced with danger, the body releases hormones like adrenaline and cortisol that prepare it...
Trauma is defined as an emotional response to a negative event that has caused physical, mental, or emotional harm. Trauma can be experienced in various ways such as experiencing or witnessing...
The formation of romantic relationships is often accompanied by an element of risk. Whether it be physical, psychological, social or financial, there are many factors that can impact the safety of...
There are many factors that affect how people perceive and manage risks associated with their romantic partners. Repeated exposure to danger can shape these perceptions and behaviors. When someone is...
How do individuals assess relational risk when forming emotional bonds under high-pressure conditions?
Relationships are formed through the process of exchanging messages and interacting with...
Chronic Exposure to Danger and Relationship Risk, Safety, and Trust
Chronic exposure to danger is an extremely stressful experience that causes changes in the brain and body. These changes can...
Anticipation of moral injury is an emotional response to witnessing or participating in acts that go against one's ethics, morals, or values. It can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, anger, sadness,...
In the military, forming close bonds is essential for survival and success during deployment. Relationships can provide emotional support, social connection, and physical safety in dangerous...