The emotional burden of command is an important concept that has been studied extensively in military psychology. It refers to the mental stress and pressure placed upon leaders who are responsible...
Physical Injuries
In the context of long-term partnerships, physical injuries sustained during military combat can have significant impacts on emotional, relational, and sexual wellbeing. This is...
Emotional support within teams can have a significant impact on how individuals perceive the meaning and purpose behind their roles. When team members feel supported and valued by their peers, they...
Psychological Mechanisms Supporting Relational Continuity and Resilience During Prolonged Deployments
Prolonged military deployments have an immense impact on service members' mental health,...
When it comes to surviving the physical and mental challenges of combat, military personnel must find effective ways to cope. One strategy that has been found to be particularly useful is using...
How does emotional flexibility improve adaptation to sudden shifts in relational dynamics?
Emotional flexibility is an essential skill that allows individuals to adapt easily to changes in their...
Peer mentoring is an approach to learning that involves pairing up learners with each other, allowing them to support one another's learning. Peer mentors are individuals who have completed specific...
The psychological processes that support long-term relational growth despite chronic stress exposure are numerous and varied. One such process is resilience, which involves an individual's ability to...
The purpose of this article is to explore how chronic operational stress can impact soldiers' ability to deal with relational conflicts. Chronic operational stress refers to the prolonged exposure to...
Researchers have become increasingly interested in understanding how people can cope with relationship difficulties that arise from mismatches between their relational expectations and reality....