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I am looking for information surrounding the topic of Does military training prepare soldiers to perform their roles on operational tour? I am looking for any information positive or negative about military training and how it prepares soldiers physically and mentally for their role on operational tour. Any information would be appreciated.
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I work for the military and developing a tool to assess pre-enlistment resilience. At the same time, I am interested in providing some resilience training to the military personnel. i just wonder whether your project is applicable to the military setting.
Kanthi Hettigoda
What is the importance of the human battle space in combat preparation and military operations? What role can military psychologists play? what are the new trends that could affect the human battle space?
I'm trying to perform an amateur Systematic Quantitative Literature Review on the factors that influence 'Secondary Traumatic Stress', which due to lack of studies and interchangabliity of terms has now included factors that also cover 'PTSD' Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Traumatisation' (not ideal but could not separate).
Studies have been very heterogeneous in nature ie different assessment tools used and numerous factors highlighted. Without endlessly looking at various factors, which might only be explored by one person, I was tempted to do a meta-analysis in which only factors in which at least 3 studies had explored would be analysed giving me a good number and more depth of analysis for each factor. However due to the varying nature of specific stress condition and assessment tools, I dont think i can do a meta-analysis, but if i keep it as a systematic review I dont know if I can justify only exploring a factor that has been studied by at least 3 studies is not 'cherry-picking'?
The it wasn't just an imperial idea brought about by British feelings of superiority but the Indians themselves bought into it. It was a very powerful military tool, and still is. Why?
I am interested in rigorous research and empirical studies identifying the resiliency factors that mitigate susceptibility to PTSD. In other words, assuming exposure to comparable experiences and stressors during combat, what characteristics or traits appear to be correlated with resiliency and the ability to avoid PTSD? Or alternatively, what characteristics or traits appear to be correlated with PTSD symptoms?
Doing dissertation research on psychological resiliency among US military members
Looking into 3 areas: Army, Airforce, and Navy?
I'd llike to get information on the number of women in each armed force category, and see if there is a relationship between the number of female officers and the amount of Bullying and/or discrimination. I'd like to compare this with the Australian Defence Forces.
Thank you, highly appreciated everyone!
I am currently working on a research project that deals with the suicide rates among active duty. I am seeking a public database that reveals this information.
Any assistance would help,
Thanks
James
I am interested in the relationship between porphyria and military health. Thanks
Can anyone advise me about questionnaires measuring combat exposure/experience among navy soldiers (on a ship)? I am aware of the Combat Exposure Scale (CES) which we have used among deployed (army) soldiers, but I have only seen that it has been used among navy soldiers in one publication.
Kind regards,
Anni Nielsen
For example, how a police officer forces themselves to remain calm and controlled when going from job to job where there is violence and significant risk to their own personal safety.
When I say restrain, I don't mean peritraumatic distancing or peritraumatic dissociation. I mean the forced act of remaining calm and stable to achieve a job.