There are many factors that can impact an individual's ability to make decisions regarding their sexual life, including moral injury. Moral injury refers to when someone experiences a violation of...
Emotional regulation refers to the process of managing and controlling one's emotions to achieve a desired outcome or state. It involves identifying, acknowledging, and responding appropriately to...
Sexual decision-making is often influenced by various factors that can impact an individual's psychological and physiological states during warfare. These include fear, anxiety, depression, boredom,...
Exposure to Frontline Stress
Sexual desire is a basic human need that can be affected by various factors such as age, physical health, emotional wellbeing, and social environment. Among military...
The purpose of this article is to examine how combat stress impacts sexual decision-making, intimacy, and relationship satisfaction among service members. To do so, we will explore the psychological...
One of the most intriguing aspects of human psychology is how people respond to threats. When confronted with a dangerous situation, individuals may exhibit various reactions such as fleeing, hiding,...
Fear of loss is an emotional reaction to the potential loss of something that a person values. It can be related to physical objects, people, ideas, opportunities, status, identity, future plans,...
Emotions play an important role in influencing individuals' moral judgements about what is fair when it comes to sexual decisions. One study found that women who reported greater feelings of guilt...
One of the most common types of relationship fear is anticipatory fear of loss (AFOL), which refers to the anxiety that an individual may experience when they are faced with potential loss in their...
Combat stress is an inevitable part of military service, which can affect both physical and mental health, including psychosexual functioning. Military personnel may experience difficulties during...