Trauma-induced hypervigilance is an emotional state where individuals become highly sensitive to threats and danger signals around them. This heightened sense of alertness can have severe effects on...
1. Attachment style refers to how people respond to their caregivers' emotional availability and support during childhood. It is typically categorized into secure, anxious/ambivalent, avoidant,...
Researchers have studied the effects of traumatic events on individuals' mental health for decades. Studies show that people who experience acute stress can develop posttraumatic stress disorder...
Sexual tension is often experienced among military personnel due to the high level of physical and emotional stress involved in their work. When they are deployed in combat zones or even during...
We will explore how Relational Uncertainty can impact physiological stress responses. When people experience feelings of Relational Uncertainty, they may become more susceptible to physical stressors...
Soldiers have to deal with many challenges when returning home after serving abroad. One such challenge is that they may find it difficult to adapt their habituated stress response to the more...
Sexual interactions can have a significant impact on interpersonal conflict resolution and relational negotiation. When people are engaged in sexual activities, they may be more likely to approach...
Repeated Exposure to Threat Shapes Prioritization Between Romantic Attachment and Survival Needs
Romantic attachments are essential for human beings as they serve as social ties that allow people...
Sexual health refers to an individual's overall physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being related to their sexual life. Stress response is the body's natural reaction to perceived threats or...
Physiological stress responses are triggered when an individual encounters a perceived threat to their safety and survival. This can occur during combat situations where soldiers may experience high...