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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Military deployments"”.
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Cognitive mechanisms associated with psychological adjustment to military deployments
… cognitive mechanisms relevant for adjustment to military deployments amongst currently serving soldiers. Experimental paradigms were conducted with soldiers whilst deployed and when recently returned home to Australia. Study 1 examined the proposed relationship between PTSD symptoms, …
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United States Alliances With Australia and Japan in the Twenty-First Century: a Look At United States Grand Strategy For the Greater Asia-Pacific Region
The ongoing long-term military deployments in the Middle East and Central Asia to combat terror have severely strained U.S. resources. Given long-term U.S. geostrategic constraints, helping key allies in various regions of the world is vital to keeping the U.S. military from being over-extended. …
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Sweden and the Yugoslav Wars, 1991-2001
… into three broad subcategories(diplomacy, military, and migration) over six chapters. The dissertation argues that Sweden’s post-Cold War foreign policy, military policy, and refugee migration practices can be traced to the country’s response to the Yugoslav Wars and that Sweden’s overt …
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The Experience of Soldiering: Civil-Military Relations and Popular Protest in England, 1790-1805.
… will be emphasized through an examination of the military crimes of mutiny and desertion. Finally, an analysis of military deployments during industrial protests and food riots will demonstrate that, during the French Wars, the state became much more reliant upon armed force for maintaining public …
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Influence of Self-Stigma, Distress Disclosure, and Self-Compassion on Post-Traumatic Stress Reactions in Deployment Veterans
<p>Military deployments can contribute to significant changes among the service members who experience them. Particularly regarding traumatic or highly stressful deployment experiences, the potential exists for posttraumatic stress reactions with both detrimental outcomes and beneficial influence. …