Sexual behavior is an integral part of human life that can be shaped by various factors such as culture, environment, and biology. In militaries, soldiers are exposed to extreme conditions that can...
Emotional intimacy is an important factor that can influence moral judgment and decision-making during high-risk missions. It involves feelings of closeness, trust, attachment, and connection between...
In order to understand how prolonged exposure to danger can affect the internal hierarchy of needs, it is necessary to first define the concept of "needs" and identify their importance in human...
War is an extremely unpleasant event that has been present throughout history. From ancient times to today, wars have caused millions of casualties, destruction, and trauma. War also raises many...
The bond between two soldiers fighting for their lives is called comradeship. It is based on survival and can be very intense. Comrades share everything they have - their food, water, shelter,...
Perceived personal danger is the feeling that one's life, wellbeing, or safety is threatened or compromised. This can be caused by external factors such as war, natural disasters, criminal...
Introduction to Relational Ambivalence
Relational ambivalence is an emotional state where someone has conflicting feelings about their partner. It can be caused by different factors such as fear...
How do soldiers reconcile relational dependence with operational independence in dual-combat partnerships?
Dual combat is a type of close-quarters battle where two soldiers work together to take...
Sexual bonding can be defined as an emotional connection between two people that is expressed through physical and/or sexual intimacy. This emotional connection may occur between individuals who are...
Adaptation is necessary for survival
Humans must learn to adapt to their environment in order to thrive, but this requires a complex set of psychological processes that involve an individual's...