The fear of social judgment can have a significant impact on soldiers' decisions to engage in or withdraw from supportive relationships within their units. This fear is often heightened during times...
Sexualized behavior refers to actions that are related to gender, romantic, or sexual attraction and desires between individuals. In the workplace, this can take many forms such as flirting,...
Bisexual adolescence is a time when many young people explore their identity and sexual orientation. It can be challenging for them to navigate the social environment that often values...
Ritualized Affirmation Supports Psychological, Spiritual, and Emotional Integration for Queer Individuals
Queer people face unique challenges related to their identity and sexual orientation that...
The hierarchical nature of military culture can make it difficult for soldiers to express their emotions and develop close relationships with one another. While some may feel comfortable sharing...
Anxiety is an unavoidable part of life for many individuals, but it can be especially challenging for members of the LGBT community who face discrimination, harassment, and violence due to their...
Emotional regulation is an important aspect of human behavior that involves managing one's own feelings and reactions to various situations. It helps individuals cope with stress, anxiety, and other...
How does emotional co-regulation between partners influence resilience in the face of prolonged relational stress? To begin with, let's define 'emotional co-regulation' as the ability to manage one's...
Soldiers deployed to military operations are often exposed to various physical and emotional stresses that can have detrimental effects on their health and wellbeing. One of these stressors is the...
In what ways does emotional responsiveness impact partners' perceptions of support during crises?
Emotional responsiveness refers to an individual's ability to understand, recognize, and respond...