Emotional congruence refers to the state where an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all aligned towards achieving a particular goal. This alignment is critical for establishing...
When working closely with teammates who have different values or beliefs, individuals often encounter situations where their emotions may be triggered or provoked. Emotional regulation involves the...
Moral distress is an emotional response to recognizing that one's professional values are violated, but that there may be insufficient ethical options for action. It can affect all aspects of life,...
Sexual or relational risk-taking is defined as engaging in behaviors that may result in negative outcomes such as unwanted pregnancy, STDs/STIs, partner violence, or relationship conflict....
The traditional values and beliefs that form the foundation of each country's culture play a significant role in shaping the dynamics between individuals within military units. These values and...
A topic that is particularly relevant today is how to navigate through life without losing one's individual identity and personal values. There are many factors that can contribute to this journey,...
There are many ways to understand how institutional norms can affect perceptions of legitimacy and ethical conduct. Institutional norms refer to the accepted behaviors, values, and expectations that...
Sexual ethics refer to principles and beliefs that guide people's behavior regarding sex and sexuality, including what is acceptable and unacceptable, desirable and undesirable, right and wrong,...
Multi-species and technology-integrated societies present unique challenges for morality, requiring new ways to navigate ethics and values. These societies demand that we consider how individuals...
Exposure to Political Narratives About War Shapes Soldiers' Relational Motivations and Values
The experience of being exposed to political narratives about war can have a significant impact on the...