What is Moral Identity?
Moral identity refers to an individual's sense of self based on their own values, principles, and beliefs about right and wrong behavior. It encompasses one's understanding...
In many countries around the world, military service is compulsory for all citizens after a certain age. In recent years, however, this practice has been gradually phased out due to changes in social...
Moral dilemmas are situations where an individual has to make a decision between two options that conflict with each other morally, but the outcome is uncertain. They often involve ethical issues...
Sexual Relationships and Identity Reconstruction Post-Deployment
After returning from military deployment, individuals may experience changes to their identities and self-perception. One factor...
Sexual desire is an innate biological drive that can be influenced by many factors such as hormones, mood, physical condition, and emotional state. Operational stress refers to the physiological...
What are the consequences of prolonged concealment for self-perception, relational trust, and emotional health?
Prolonged concealment refers to the practice of hiding one's thoughts, feelings,...
The conceptualization and measurement of sexual satisfaction is highly variable across studies, with many variables influencing its assessment. Sexual satisfaction can be influenced by factors such...
Witnessing peer trauma refers to experiencing or observing someone else's traumatic event that has negatively affected their mental health. Peers can be friends, colleagues, teammates, family...
The interplay between traumatic experiences and one's sense of self as a partner, lover, or spouse can be extremely nuanced and complicated. For some veterans who have experienced trauma during...
Prolonged isolation can have detrimental effects on an individual's sense of sexual identity and their ability to maintain fulfilling romantic or sexual relationships. When people are isolated for...