In military settings, there are often strict rules about what kind of personal behavior is acceptable and encouraged among members. This includes things like how they interact with each other and...
Moral dilemmas are situations where an individual has to make a decision between two options that conflict with each other morally, but the outcome is uncertain. They often involve ethical issues...
Relational expectations are the beliefs that people hold about what is likely to happen when they interact with others. These can include expectations about how their partner will respond to them,...
Sexual coercion is defined as unwanted sexual behavior, usually physical contact, that is carried out without consent, often using force or threats to influence someone's decision. It can be...
Reconciling after a relationship breakup is a complicated process that involves many factors, including emotional hurt, trust issues, communication problems, and betrayal.
It can be possible to...
Sexual Relationships Under Surveillance
Surveillance is the process of monitoring individuals' activities without their knowledge or consent to obtain information for various purposes. In recent...
What is Moral Injury?
Moral injury refers to psychological trauma caused by transgressions committed during military service that violate an individual's conscience. It occurs when individuals...
How do soldiers interpret partner behaviors in the context of trauma, stress, and operational pressures to maintain relational trust?
When discussing soldiers' experiences with partners during...
How does exposure to life-threatening situations shape perceptions of partner reliability and commitment?
People who have experienced traumatic events often find it difficult to trust others,...
When people experience stressful situations that challenge their emotional and physical wellbeing, such as traumatic events or prolonged periods of anxiety, it can have a significant impact on their...