As humans, we often form bonds with others through shared survival experiences. These experiences can range from extreme situations like war to more mundane ones such as navigating an intense work...
The external military environment is a key factor that shapes interpersonal relationships among soldiers. Soldiers are often exposed to stressful and dangerous situations where they have to work...
What strategies support emotional regulation and attachment continuity in high-stress military contexts?
Emotions play an important role in human life, from the most mundane tasks to the most...
How do soldiers navigate relational tension between intimacy needs and survival imperatives?
When soldiers are deployed to war zones, they face challenges that put them under extreme pressure. One...
Life-threatening situations are those that can lead to death or serious injury. Such circumstances often involve natural disasters, accidents, wars, violent conflicts, epidemics, abuse, trauma, or...
How Does Constant Exposure To Life-Threatening Situations Shape The Capacity For Emotional Closeness?
In many ways, human beings are social animals that rely on close relationships with others for...
Shared hardships have been found to be one of the most effective ways to form deep interpersonal bonds between people who are part of the same unit. When individuals face adversity together, they...
The idea that one can feel more attuned to their partner during dangerous situations has been studied in depth by psychologists for decades. This phenomenon is called "crisis-related hyperattention,"...
Guilt is often an emotional response that accompanies one's experience of a sense of responsibility for doing something wrong, such as harming others. Guilt can be experienced after committing a...
In the midst of warfare, soldiers rely heavily on each other for their survival and well-being. They often live together in close quarters and experience intense emotional stress due to combat...