Sexual suppression is the act of denying oneself sexual expression due to external or internal factors, such as cultural norms, religious beliefs, societal expectations, fears, trauma, shame, guilt,...
Fear and stress can have significant impacts on an individual's behavior, perception, thoughts, feelings, and interactions with others. This is particularly true for those who experience trauma and...
Emotional burnout is a mental state characterized by physical and emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced professional efficacy due to prolonged exposure to high levels of stress. In military...
Stress is an essential part of life for most people, especially those who serve in the military. It can be caused by various factors such as the demands of combat, long hours away from home, or the...
Prolonged Operational Stress
Prolonged operational stress can have a significant impact on sexual functioning, desire, and relational satisfaction. It is important to understand how this stress...
Communal Responsibility and Emotional Behaviors
One of the most interesting aspects of human interaction is how different people respond to situations and circumstances. People come from diverse...
Psychological Mechanisms Enabling Trust and Intimacy Under Stress and Hierarchy
Stress and hierarchy can often be detrimental to trust and intimacy in relationships, but there are several...
Researchers have long been interested in understanding how humans behave in response to stressful situations. One area of particular interest is the effect of stress on sexual behavior and...
Sexuality has been studied extensively for its relationship to physical and mental health. In particular, it is known that emotional closeness and social support are protective factors against...
How do soldiers interpret relational gestures after prolonged operational exposure to stress and danger?
After returning home from deployment, many veterans find that their relationship with...