In the context of relationships, partners may have different reactions to traumatic experiences and how they impact trust and commitment. Witnessing trauma can have both negative and positive effects...
Shared traumas and hazards are experiences that have a significant impact on individuals' lives and can affect their personal development. Relationships, whether romantic, platonic, familial, or...
As humans, we often form bonds with others through shared survival experiences. These experiences can range from extreme situations like war to more mundane ones such as navigating an intense work...
The external military environment is a key factor that shapes interpersonal relationships among soldiers. Soldiers are often exposed to stressful and dangerous situations where they have to work...
Can shared emotional experiences create bonds comparable to familial attachments? To answer this question, it is essential to consider how emotions are generated, regulated, and expressed between...
In order to understand how soldiers integrate shared trauma experiences into the narrative of their romantic relationships, it is important to consider that these relationships are often...
In intimate relationships that are formed under frontline or high-risk conditions, there are several mechanisms of trust that operate to maintain and sustain these relationships. One such mechanism...
The idea that one can feel more attuned to their partner during dangerous situations has been studied in depth by psychologists for decades. This phenomenon is called "crisis-related hyperattention,"...
The psychological burden of military service can be immense. The demands of combat, separation from loved ones, and the constant threat of danger take their toll on even the toughest soldiers. Yet...
Romantic closeness is an important factor in maintaining a healthy relationship. It provides emotional support, physical intimacy, and psychological well-being. When partners experience stress, they...