Sexual or relational risk-taking is defined as engaging in behaviors that may result in negative outcomes such as unwanted pregnancy, STDs/STIs, partner violence, or relationship conflict....
The topic of this article is "How does exposure to battlefield danger shape sexual risk-taking and decision-making?" This question addresses the potential impact of combat experience on an...
In high-risk military contexts, the interplay between sexual behavior and ethics can have a profound impact on psychosexual adaptation, interpersonal dynamics, and professional conduct. Sexual...
Sexuality has always been an important part of human life since the beginning of time.
There are situations where it can be challenging to reconcile personal desires with institutional norms. One...
Exposure to combat can have a significant impact on the way individuals perceive sexual risks and make behavioral decisions related to sex. Researchers have found that military personnel who have...
The anticipation of danger can have a profound impact on how individuals prioritize their intimate relationships. When faced with a perceived threat, the body releases stress hormones such as...
Increased Risk-Taking Behaviors Among Military Personnel
The term “military-induced trauma” refers to experiences associated with combat that can affect soldiers' mental health. This includes...
Sexual trauma can occur in various forms, including childhood abuse, rape, incest, domestic violence, and sexual harassment. These experiences can leave individuals feeling ashamed, vulnerable, and...
How Does Operational Stress Influence Sexual Risk-Taking Among Deployed Personnel?
Operational stress refers to the psychological and physical strain experienced by military personnel while...
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...