How do individuals sustain engagement despite recurring stressors in relationships?
Relationships are complex systems that require constant work to maintain their balance. While they can bring...
There are three main attachment orientations that people can have in romantic relationships, secure, anxious, and avoidant. Each orientation has its own way of reacting to relationship stressors....
The term "emotional labor" refers to the mental and psychological effort that people put into managing their emotions to meet social expectations, such as in professional or personal interactions. In...
There is growing concern among military couples about the impact that moral distress may have on their relationship. Moral distress occurs when an individual experiences a conflict between personal...
The military is known for its strict discipline, camaraderie, and sense of honor. Yet when it comes to romance, soldiers face unique challenges due to their frequent deployments. Deployments are...
Sexual compatibility refers to the degree to which partners are physically and psychologically compatible in their sexual desires and behaviors. It includes factors such as physical attraction,...
Connection between partners is an essential aspect of maintaining a healthy relationship. It involves emotional closeness, trust, and mutual support, which helps strengthen the bond between...
I will discuss how the lack of close communication can exacerbate attachment anxiety, distrust, and tension between military partners. Military life is full of uncertainty, instability, and...
Chronic operational stress is a common problem among military personnel, especially those who are deployed to combat zones. It can have far-reaching consequences for both physical and mental health,...
How does romantic closeness modulate emotional responses to relational stressors?
I will explore how romantic closeness affects emotional responses to relational stressors in various aspects of...