Emotional reciprocity refers to the mutual exchange of feelings between individuals, where each person responds to the emotions of the other, creating a feedback loop that strengthens their...
Communication Between Soldiers
Communication between soldiers is essential for maintaining social harmony and emotional stability in combat situations. It helps to build trust, strengthen...
Most people believe that their decisions to have sex are influenced primarily by rational considerations such as personal desires, compatibility with partners, and reproductive fitness.
New...
Strategies for Emotional Regulation During Prolonged Separation or High-Stress Operations
Emotional regulation is the ability to manage one's feelings and reactions in various situations. It...
Soldiers are often forced to deal with unforeseen events that can cause physical and mental challenges, such as injury, disability, and death. But it is also their social relationships that can be...
Soldiers may experience moral dilemmas during war time that can have lasting effects on their personal lives, including their relational and sexual choices. Research has shown that traumatic events,...
How do individuals rebuild relational confidence when separation-induced changes challenge habitual modes of interaction?
The current research explores how separations impact individuals'...
This article presents an overview of coping strategies that can be used to integrate past trauma experienced during military service into current sexual and relational desires for veterans. It...
Many soldiers experience feelings of shame or fear of judgment when exposed to certain behaviors in constrained social environments such as military bases or combat situations. These emotions can...
Soldiers' relationships can be affected by various factors during wartime, such as isolation, stress, separation, trauma, and death. These situations create challenges that can impact relationship...