To write an article in English about how military trauma shapes a former service member's expectations for loyalty, fidelity, and relational endurance, one must first understand what these concepts...
Combat has been shown to have a significant impact on soldiers' mental health, including their sexual behavior. Soldiers who experience trauma during combat are more likely to suffer from...
In order to better understand how veterans can differentiate trauma-driven withdrawal from relational disinterest, it is important to examine the various internal mechanisms that are involved in this...
Sexual relationships between soldiers during military service have been observed to play an important role in their mental health after retirement. This study examines how these relationships can...
Partners can play an important role in helping veterans cope with feelings of neediness and emotional distress that may arise after returning from active duty. One way to do this is through...
In the context of warfare, military personnel must balance their need for emotional protection and connection with their comrades. This tension is reflected in the ways they interact intimately,...
The psychological effects of war on military families
Military service can have a profound impact on both the individuals who serve and their loved ones back home. One of the most significant...
In the context of military service, soldiers are often faced with situations that test their ability to cope with intense stressors such as combat trauma, separation from loved ones, and the loss of...
What is emotional regulation? Emotional regulation refers to the ability to identify and manage one's own emotions in order to maintain a stable mental state. It involves recognizing, understanding,...
The human psyche is built to cope with stressful situations through the development of coping mechanisms that protect individuals from harmful stimuli and trauma. These strategies can be cognitive,...