There has been increasing research into the impact of traumatic events such as combat experience, natural disasters, or abuse on mental health outcomes, including posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)...
Emotional intelligence is the ability to perceive, understand, and manage one's own emotions, as well as those of others. It involves being aware of one's feelings, understanding how they affect...
Sexual decision-making is often influenced by various factors that can impact an individual's psychological and physiological states during warfare. These include fear, anxiety, depression, boredom,...
Group cohesion refers to the shared sense of identity and belonging among members of a group, which can include friends, family, colleagues, or military units. Soldiers who feel strongly connected to...
Resilience is the ability to recover from adversity
Adversities can be stressful events that affect the wellbeing of individuals, such as job loss, divorce, death of a loved one, illness,...
Psychological Factors Predicting Successful Adaptation to Repeated Relational Disruptions
Repeated relational disruptions can be highly stressful events that lead to feelings of anxiety, sadness,...
Sexual relationships have been known to play an important role in maintaining emotional well-being and moral stability among individuals who are exposed to high-risk combat scenarios. These...
Soldiers are trained to be resilient and show stoicism under pressure and adversity.
They also have an innate need for emotional support and companionship that can interfere with their...
Sexual well-being refers to an individual's physical, psychological, emotional, and social experience and expression of their sexuality. It includes their attitudes, beliefs, values, behaviors,...
Dual Identity and Emotional Regulation Under Stress
Dual identity is an important concept that refers to having multiple identities that are equally significant to one's life. This can include...