During warfare, soldiers are often exposed to extreme conditions that may result in various types of physical injuries which can have a profound impact on their psychological health and well-being,...
Trauma and Bodily Integrity
Trauma is a common experience among soldiers, particularly those who have served in combat zones. Soldiers may be exposed to various traumatic events such as witnessing...
The concept of self-worth has been investigated extensively in psychology and sociology, but recent studies have highlighted its impact on adolescents' lives in a digital age where they are...
The article explores how the symbolic weight of a soldier's uniform affects their self-image in intimate spaces and their ability to detach from the warrior identity. The uniform is more than just a...
How Veterans Reinterpret Their Self-Image After Experiencing Changes in Physical Capability
Veterans who have experienced changes in their physical capabilities due to combat injuries may struggle...
How do physical changes intersect with identity reconstruction during recovery?
The process of rebuilding one's physical appearance after an accident, injury, illness, or surgery can have...
Moral Conflict and Sexual Behavior
The relationship between moral conflict and sexual behavior is complex. While some individuals may view their decisions to have casual sex or engage in...
The body, gender, and sexuality are intertwined aspects of human existence that define individual experiences and interactions within society.
These characteristics are subject to change due to...
Hospitalization Following Injury and Changes to Self-Image and Relational Worthiness
After an injury, soldiers are often forced into hospitalization where they undergo rehabilitation. During this...
Injuries are common among military personnel due to their line of work which involves risky activities such as combat training, deployment missions, and accidents. These injuries can have a...