Emotional regulation refers to the ability to control and manage one's own emotions in response to external stimuli. It involves identifying, labeling, understanding, and responding appropriately to...
Sexual decision making is an important part of human behavior that involves assessing risks and rewards. In general, humans tend to avoid riskier activities when they perceive them to be dangerous,...
Under combat-induced stress, soldiers may exhibit heightened levels of aggression, impulsivity, and risk-taking behaviors that can impact their sexual behavior and emotional regulation. Studies have...
What is shared moral reasoning?
Shared moral reasoning refers to how people make decisions regarding their values and beliefs about right and wrong actions when they are together. It involves...
Sexual behavior is influenced by various factors, including culture, biology, personality, social norms, environment, and personal experiences. In this article, we will explore how exposure to...
In human behavior, there are three primary elements that interact when making decisions about sex and relationships: guilt, desire, and moral responsibility. Guilt refers to feelings of remorse for...
Cultural and Institutional Norms Influence Sexual Decision-Making, Ethical Judgment, and Interpersonal Trust
How do cultural and institutional norms impact our sexual decisions, ethical judgments,...
Sexual decision-making is an important part of everyday life for all individuals, but it becomes even more critical for soldiers who are faced with imminent threats to their lives. When in combat...
Gender Norms and Sexual Decision-Making Among Soldiers Under Stress
Soldiers face unique challenges during times of war that can impact their mental health and wellbeing, including increased...
The study of how military personnel cope with operational stress has received increasing attention in recent years. One important aspect that has been less studied is how exposure to life-threatening...