Romantic and sexual relationships have been proven to provide immense psychological benefits, especially for individuals facing extreme operational stress. Operational stress refers to the physical...
The relationship between sexual experiences and long-term resilience is a complex one that has been studied extensively by psychologists and researchers. While some studies have shown a correlation...
After traumatic events such as war, disasters, accidents, or physical or emotional abuse, people often struggle with their mental health and wellbeing. This can manifest in various ways, including...
Researchers have been investigating the factors that contribute to resilience, relationship satisfaction, and effective identity integration for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) military...
Sexual identity refers to the sense of self and behavior that one has towards their own body, gender, and sexual orientation. It is often closely tied to emotions and feelings about oneself,...
Social support has been found to be an important factor in mitigating the negative effects of stress caused by concealing one's identity or experiencing workplace challenges. Research suggests that...
The impact of stressful environmental factors on human behavior is multifaceted.
Recent research has shown that different types of social support can help individuals cope with adversity by...
Social networks are groups of people who share common interests and experiences. They can be formed around workplaces, hobbies, sports teams, neighborhoods, religious organizations, schools, clubs,...
Intimate Bonds as Protective Factors Against Emotional Burnout
Intimate bonds are relationships between individuals that involve strong emotional connections, shared experiences, and physical...
Historical accounts of soldiers' intimate lives provide valuable insights into how people cope with stress and maintain their identities during times of great hardship. By examining these...