The ability to regulate negative emotions is especially necessary for service members in the
contemporary US armed forces, since they routinely face situations that elicit negative …

Soldiers deployed to combat zones are likely to experience some stressful situations that
can result in individual strains or ill health. In addition to the stressors originating in situ …

The individual biopsychological response to a specific stressor is the result of a complex
interplay between many different factors including physiology, behavior, and personality …

Psychological resilience is considered a capacity to handle severe stressors. However, little
is known about the stability of psychological resilience and to what extent changes in …

While previous studies have examined the long-term mental health consequences of
exposure to traumatic events in the military, few studies have focused on acute stress …

Objective: Acknowledging the key role of hardiness, importance of health and its various
dimensions, the present study aimed to investigate the simultaneous relationship between …

Background Meta-analyses of military deployment involve the exploration of focused
associations between predictors and peri and post-deployment outcomes. Objective We …

A greater understanding of why some people are more at risk of developing PTSD is
required. We examine the relationship between temperament traits in early childhood and …

Effective managers and leaders require resilience, hardiness, and grit to persist in the face
of great adversity. To that end, we examine these traits separately and together to refine …

Although previous studies have identified behavioral health risks associated with combat
exposure, it is unclear which types of combat events are associated with these risks …