The anticipation of separation is an important factor that can have significant implications for both emotional investment, conflict resolution, and intimacy behaviors in romantic relationships. It...
How do soldiers adapt their attachment styles when they are away from home for extended periods?
Attachment theory, developed by John Bowlby, argues that humans have an innate need to form secure...
The concept of attachment is central to our understanding of how children form relationships, develop social skills, and interact with others throughout their lives. Attachment is defined as an...
As people become more aware of the impact of mental health issues on their overall well-being, including their sexual health and relationship satisfaction, they may seek professional help to manage...
Deployment-related stress is an important issue that can affect all aspects of life, including romantic relationships. Deployment-related stressors such as separation from loved ones, unpredictable...
Cultural expectations play a significant role in shaping how men and women express their gender identity and intimate behaviors. In the context of military relationships, cultural norms can influence...
The term "separation anxiety" refers to the emotional response that an individual may experience when faced with the prospect of being separated from someone or something they are attached to, such...
Emotional harmony refers to the feeling of being mentally and physically comfortable with one's partner during times of stress and difficulty.
Prolonged separation between military partners can...
The question of how to maintain attachment security in long-distance relationships between service members is an important one for both partners involved. While many studies have focused on factors...
The research shows that when one partner in a relationship is about to leave for an extended period of time, it can have a significant impact on the level of emotional attachment between them. This...