We will explore how the emotional climate of a unit can impact sexual ethics, support networks, and intimacy norms. We will examine how these three aspects are interrelated and how they are shaped by...
Soldiers are subject to intense pressure during their missions, including stressful circumstances that can affect their psychological wellbeing and mental state. Under such situations, they may be...
Moral injury is a psychological condition that can arise when an individual violates their deeply held moral beliefs and values, leading to feelings of guilt, shame, and self-blame. These negative...
Sexual ethics are deeply personal, but they can also have broad social implications. Partners who agree on their values may still find themselves disagreeing about certain behaviors that challenge...
In human societies, sexual behavior is often subject to various moral, religious, or cultural beliefs that influence how individuals perceive and practice it. These beliefs may be based on...
Military culture is unique in many ways, but one aspect that sets it apart from civilian life is its focus on loyalty, honor, and duty. This cultural framework has significant implications for how...
The study of how war experiences affect social interactions can be traced back to ancient Greece, where philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle discussed the relationship between violence and...
The subject of this essay is how military values of honor and loyalty intersect with sexual ethics in romantic relationships. Military values are defined as the qualities that soldiers are expected...
Cultural and Social Norms Within Military Institutions
Cultural and social norms are widely held beliefs that shape how people perceive various aspects of life, including romantic fidelity and...
Moral injury is the emotional pain that results from violating one's core values or conscience during military service. It can be caused by witnessing death, suffering, abuse, or unethical behavior...