Relational Intimacy is an important aspect that contributes significantly to post-traumatic recovery and psychological resilience among military personnel. It has been proven through research studies...
How does witnessing peer trauma influence the ability to empathize with and respond to romantic partners?
The ability to empathize with another person involves understanding their emotions and...
The Emotional Climate Of A Unit And Supportive Interpersonal Relationships
A group's emotional climate refers to the overall atmosphere within which people interact with one another. It is...
Intimate closeness refers to the level of physical, emotional, and psychological connection that exists between two individuals who share a romantic or sexual relationship. It is characterized by...
When it comes to understanding trauma, there are many misconceptions that can lead to harmful behaviors in romantic relationships. Trauma is defined as an experience that has caused emotional...
Emotional insight is an essential tool for recognizing and resolving recurring relational challenges. It involves understanding one's own feelings and those of others to identify patterns that may...
Emotional mirroring refers to the process whereby an individual's nonverbal cues and behaviors are matched and echoed by another person, often without conscious awareness. This phenomenon has been...
The rebuilding of broken trust can be challenging for military couples, but it is possible if both partners are willing to work towards reconciliation and mutual understanding. To help military...
How do partners manage the relational tension caused by differences in coping strategies for deployment-related stress?
Coping with deployment-related stress can be challenging, and it is common...
Soldiers face unique challenges when returning to civilian life after being deployed for an extended period. One of the most significant issues they encounter is readjusting their relational...