How do soldiers interpret subtle partner cues when direct communication is limited?
The ability to interpret subtle partner cues is crucial for successful relationships, especially in situations...
Definition of Moral Injury
Moral injury is a term that refers to the experience of feeling shame, guilt, or remorse due to violation of one's personal morals, values, or ethics. It can result from...
There are many factors that can affect a soldier's emotional worldview within their relationships, but one that is often overlooked is how witnessing harm or destruction during warfare can have a...
How does one reconcile loyalty to different groups in life? This question has been asked by many people throughout history and remains relevant today.
Consider the conflict between being loyal to...
During warfare, military personnel may experience frequent transitions between closeness and estrangement with fellow soldiers due to combat missions and extended separation from their loved ones....
When it comes to survival during warfare, soldiers must prioritize their actions and decisions based on what is most beneficial for the group rather than focusing on individual needs. This means that...
The role of gender identity in military operations has been an important issue that has been discussed since ancient times. This paper seeks to examine how gender identity influences perceived roles...
Can intimate support mitigate cumulative psychological effects of repeated deployments?
By Kaitlyn D. Jones
The military experience is very challenging for soldiers who are regularly deployed...
How do soldiers reconcile the conflict between survival instincts and emotional vulnerability in romantic relationships?
During warfare, soldiers face extreme stress and trauma that can lead to...
The physical and emotional strain that soldiers experience during warfare can have a significant impact on their ability to form meaningful romantic connections after they return home from combat....