How does shared exposure to danger override—or amplify—cultural differences in intimacy?
During moments when people are faced with life-threatening situations, they often experience an intense...
Shared vulnerability refers to exposure to the same dangers, challenges, or difficulties experienced together by individuals or groups. In military settings, shared vulnerability can play an...
What Role Does Shared Vulnerability Play in Healing Intimacy After Experiences of Emotional Numbness or Fear?
As human beings, we all experience periods of emotional vulnerability that can lead to...
Romantic partnerships are important for many people's psychological wellbeing and emotional development. In these relationships, individuals may experience shared experiences that can be traumatic or...
What is Shared Vulnerability?
Shared vulnerability refers to the practice of being open and honest about one's emotional state and personal experiences with a partner, which can lead to deeper...
Shared vulnerability refers to the practice of exposing oneself emotionally and/or physically in an effort to establish deep, meaningful connections within a relationship. This can take many forms,...
Shared Vulnerability and Resilience in Partnerships
Vulnerability is an essential component of healthy and lasting partnerships. It is the willingness to expose oneself to possible risk, harm, or...
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychological illness that can develop after exposure to a traumatic event such as combat in the military. It is characterized by symptoms like flashbacks,...
Shared vulnerability is the process through which individuals open up to each other, expose their weaknesses and fears, and reveal themselves to be truly authentic. This can take many forms, such as...
The concept of "shared vulnerability" has gained increasing attention within military psychology literature. Shared vulnerability refers to the idea that when soldiers experience shared hardship or...