Flexible Emotional Expression Facilitates Adaptation During Major Life Transitions
Many people struggle to adapt when faced with major life or relational transitions due to their inflexible...
Sexual intimacy and moral resilience are two concepts that have been studied extensively in psychology research, particularly in relation to how they affect human behavior during times of stress....
The intersection between interpersonal conflict and sexual behavior can have significant impacts on mental health and workplace productivity. Interpersonal conflict is a common occurrence in all...
The physical and mental exhaustion of employees due to excessive workload and stress can have detrimental effects on their ability to communicate, empathize, and collaborate effectively within teams....
Attachment styles are internalized patterns of thinking about relationships that can influence how individuals approach and maintain relationships throughout their lives. According to attachment...
Maintaining Balance Between Relational Engagement and Self-Care
While there are many benefits to both relational engagement and self-care, it can be challenging to strike a healthy balance between...
Emotional regulation is the ability to manage one's emotions effectively, including recognizing them, acknowledging their impact, and taking steps to control them. It involves learning how to respond...
Role of Sexual Activity in Mitigating Feelings
Sexual activity can be an effective way to reduce feelings of isolation, vulnerability, and emotional fatigue among frontline personnel. By engaging...
Personal Boundaries and Chain of Command in Military
Soldiers who serve in the military are often faced with challenges that go beyond just their duties. One such challenge is maintaining their...
Sexual unavailability is common among those who are forced to work long hours or live far away from home for their jobs, which can have negative impacts on mental health.
Sexual availability...