The need for soldiers to maintain good relations with their fellow soldiers is essential for success in battle. These relationships require time and effort to build, and can be destroyed quickly if...
How Unit Culture Shapes Ethical Reasoning, Relational Behavior, and Inclusivity
Unit culture is defined as the shared values, beliefs, norms, customs, rituals, and traditions that define a group's...
In modern warfare, there are many different factors that affect the way soldiers view emotional support from their commanders. One of these is unit culture, which refers to the values, beliefs, and...
I will be discussing how soldiers navigate relational expectations when adjusting to new units or new leadership structures. It is a common challenge for many military personnel to make this...
Conflicts that arise between military personnel due to their interpersonal relations have been prevalent since ancient times. These conflicts often stem from romantic involvements, friendship ties,...
The term "unit culture" refers to the values, beliefs, norms, and behaviors that are common within a particular military branch. Unit culture can influence individuals' attitudes toward relationships...
How does one maintain self-identity while serving in a highly structured environment such as the military? This question has been explored extensively by sociologists, psychologists, and...
How does the perception of social sanctions within units affect soldiers' willingness to form emotional bonds?
Soldiers are often placed in situations where they must work together for extended...
The following research will explore the effects of peer observation and unit culture on romantic and sexual behaviors within military personnel. Peer observation is defined as the act of watching...
The moral climate of a unit is an important factor that influences the way members interact with each other, including their negotiations of personal intimacy and sex lives. It refers to the shared...