Anticipatory Coping refers to the strategies that individuals employ before facing potentially stressful situations such as challenging social encounters, examinations, performances, competitions,...
Soldiers have experienced intense and unprecedented physical and psychological changes while fighting in war. Their perception of their own body, as well as those of others around them, is often...
Learning how to overcome fear of intimacy can be difficult for many people. One way this happens is through avoidance behavior in personal relationships. Long-term pressure causes individuals to...
How do soldiers integrate experiences of trauma, fear, and relational uncertainty into a coherent sense of self and relational identity?
Trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's sense...
To understand how soldiers maintain identity in high-mobility environments, it is essential to consider the factors that contribute to their sense of self. Identity refers to an individual's unique...
In life, experiences are stored in memory. Memories can be divided into three categories: episodic, semantic, and procedural. Episodic memories include events that happened in time and space, such as...
The body is a complex organic machine that can be affected by many external factors, such as emotions and thoughts. Traumatic experiences can have significant impacts on survivors' perception of...
Philosophy is a broad field that covers many topics, including ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, logic, and ontology. When it comes to the study of time, memory, and self, there are many...
The concept of "relational complexity" has gained increasing recognition in academic research about romantic partnerships. It refers to how people experience multiple connections within their social...
Non-binary embodiment is a growing conceptual framework for understanding gender identity that challenges traditional binary categories of male/female. It involves breaking down rigid gender roles...