Highlights•A trauma experience can be operationalized in different ways.•Trauma-related
stress undermines relationship processes and quality.•Trauma can also enhance …

The present study aimed to describe patterns of risk and protective factors affecting US Army
families and their association with mental health diagnoses among military‐connected …

The current study examined patterns of risk and protective factors among military families
and associations with mental health diagnoses among US Army spouses. Spouses (N …

Background Approximately half of US service members are married, equating to 1.1 million
military spouses, yet the prevalence of psychiatric morbidity among military spouses remains …

Objectives The aim of the current study was to examine patterns of strengths among a large
sample of military couples. Family resilience theory was utilized to operationalize strengths …

Objective To examine associations between objective (ie, rank, time away for deployment,
combat deployments) and subjective (ie, difficulty coping with military life) military‐related …

This study evaluates two programs offered by the US Department of Defense (DoD) that
provide short-term, solution-focused counseling for common personal and family issues to …

This article presents a data set of the population of military students, resulting from a
sociological study completed at the Colombian Military Academy (Escuela Militar de …

The purposed of this study was to investigate variations in family resilience across
individuals' sociodemographic characteristics, psychological and health resources, and …

Over the past decade, the research and policy institute sector has been designing and
conducting large-scale studies to inform evidence-based policy decision-making to …