The Impact of Infidelity on Combat-Exposed Service Members

This study examined relationships between combat‐exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans’ experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health,...

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Published inJournal of traumatic stress Vol. 28; no. 5; pp. 418 - 425
Main Authors Kachadourian, Lorig K., Smith, Brian N., Taft, Casey T., Vogt, Dawne
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Published United States Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.10.2015
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Abstract This study examined relationships between combat‐exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans’ experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health, as well as the role of subsequent stress exposure and social support in these associations. The sample consisted of 571 individuals (338 men). There were 128 participants (22.2%) who indicated that their partners were unfaithful during their most recent deployment. Of the remaining 443 participants, 168 (37.8%) indicated that they were concerned that their partners might have been unfaithful. Individuals who indicated that their partners were unfaithful exhibited higher levels of posttraumatic stress symptomatology (β = .08; f2= .18) and depression symptom severity (β = .09; f2 = .14), compared to individuals who did not indicate that their partners were unfaithful. For both men and women, reported infidelity was associated with mental health indirectly via postdeployment life stressors, whereas infidelity concerns were indirectly associated with mental health via postdeployment life stressors for men only. Findings suggested that infidelity can have a significant impact on combat‐exposed veterans’ mental health and highlight the need for additional research on this understudied topic within the military population. Resumen EL IMPACTO DE LA INFIDELIDAD EN LOS SOLDADOS QUE REGRESAN Este estudio examinó las relaciones entre las experiencias de veteranos OEF/OIF expuestos a combate relacionada con la infidelidad durante el despliegue (es decir, Indicando que la pareja fue infiel o reporta preocupación acerca de una potencial infidelidad) y la salud mental post despliegue, así como el rol de la exposición subsecuente a estrés y el apoyo social en estas asociaciones. La muestra consistió en 571 individuos (338 hombres). Ciento veintiocho participantes (22.2 %) indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles durante el despliegue más reciente. De los 443 participantes restantes, 168 (37.8%) indicaron que estaban preocupados que sus parejas podrían ser infieles. Los individuos que indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles, exhibieron mayores niveles de sintomatología de estrés postraumático (β = .08; f2 = .18) y severidad de los síntomas de depresión (β = .09; f2 = .14), comparados con los individuos que no indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles. Para ambos, hombres y mujeres, la infidelidad reportada se asoció a salud mental indirectamente vía estresores de vida post despliegue, mientras que las preocupaciones de infidelidad se asociaron directamente con salud mental vía estresores de vida post despliegue, solo en hombres. Estos hallazgos sugieren que la infidelidad puede tener un impacto significativo en la salud mental de los veteranos expuestos a combate y destacan la necesidad de investigación adicional en este tópico poco estudiado entre la población militar. 抽象 Traditional and Simplified Chinese s by AsianSTSS 標題 : 不忠對曾經歷戰鬥的軍人造成的影響 撮要: 本研究檢視曾經歷戰鬥的OEF/OIF退役軍人༌服役時與不忠相關的經歷༈即伴侶不忠或表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠 ༉跟服役後心理健康的關係༌以及隨後的壓力暴露與社會支持在這關係中的影響。樣本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名參與者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役時༌伴侶曾有不忠。其餘的443名參與者當中༌168位(37.8 %)表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠。與無表示伴侶不忠的人士比較༌表示伴侶不忠的人展現較高水平的創傷後壓力症狀學(β = .08; f2 = .18)及抑鬱症狀嚴重度(β = .09; f2 = .14)。不論男女༌經歷不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響心理健康༛憂慮伴侶可能不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響男性的心理健康。結果顯示不忠對經歷戰鬥的退役軍人能造成顯著的心理影響༌並強調需在這方面對軍人作更多研究。 标题 : 不忠对曾经历战斗的军人造成的影响 撮要: 本研究检视曾经历战斗的OEF/OIF退役军人༌服役时与不忠相关的经历༈即伴侣不忠或表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠 ༉跟服役后心理健康的关系༌以及随后的压力暴露与社会支持在这关系中的影响。样本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名参与者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役时༌伴侣曾有不忠。其余的443名参与者当中༌168位(37.8 %)表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠。与无表示伴侣不忠的人士比较༌表示伴侣不忠的人展现较高水平的创伤后压力症状学(β = .08; f2 = .18)及抑郁症状严重度(β = .09; f2 = .14)。不论男女༌经历不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响心理健康༛忧虑伴侣可能不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响男性的心理健康。结果显示不忠对经历战斗的退役军人能造成显著的心理影响༌并强调需在这方面对军人作更多研究。
AbstractList This study examined relationships between combat-exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans' experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health, as well as the role of subsequent stress exposure and social support in these associations. The sample consisted of 571 individuals (338 men). There were 128 participants (22.2%) who indicated that their partners were unfaithful during their most recent deployment. Of the remaining 443 participants, 168 (37.8%) indicated that they were concerned that their partners might have been unfaithful. Individuals who indicated that their partners were unfaithful exhibited higher levels of posttraumatic stress symptomatology (β = .08; f(2) = .18) and depression symptom severity (β = .09; f(2) = .14), compared to individuals who did not indicate that their partners were unfaithful. For both men and women, reported infidelity was associated with mental health indirectly via postdeployment life stressors, whereas infidelity concerns were indirectly associated with mental health via postdeployment life stressors for men only. Findings suggested that infidelity can have a significant impact on combat-exposed veterans' mental health and highlight the need for additional research on this understudied topic within the military population.
This study examined relationships between combat-exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans' experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health, as well as the role of subsequent stress exposure and social support in these associations. The sample consisted of 571 individuals (338 men). There were 128 participants (22.2%) who indicated that their partners were unfaithful during their most recent deployment. Of the remaining 443 participants, 168 (37.8%) indicated that they were concerned that their partners might have been unfaithful. Individuals who indicated that their partners were unfaithful exhibited higher levels of posttraumatic stress symptomatology ([beta] = .08; f2= .18) and depression symptom severity ([beta] = .09; f2 = .14), compared to individuals who did not indicate that their partners were unfaithful. For both men and women, reported infidelity was associated with mental health indirectly via postdeployment life stressors, whereas infidelity concerns were indirectly associated with mental health via postdeployment life stressors for men only. Findings suggested that infidelity can have a significant impact on combat-exposed veterans' mental health and highlight the need for additional research on this understudied topic within the military population. Resumen EL IMPACTO DE LA INFIDELIDAD EN LOS SOLDADOS QUE REGRESAN Este estudio examinó las relaciones entre las experiencias de veteranos OEF/OIF expuestos a combate relacionada con la infidelidad durante el despliegue (es decir, Indicando que la pareja fue infiel o reporta preocupación acerca de una potencial infidelidad) y la salud mental post despliegue, así como el rol de la exposición subsecuente a estrés y el apoyo social en estas asociaciones. La muestra consistió en 571 individuos (338 hombres). Ciento veintiocho participantes (22.2 %) indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles durante el despliegue más reciente. De los 443 participantes restantes, 168 (37.8%) indicaron que estaban preocupados que sus parejas podrían ser infieles. Los individuos que indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles, exhibieron mayores niveles de sintomatología de estrés postraumático ([beta] = .08; f2 = .18) y severidad de los síntomas de depresión ([beta] = .09; f2 = .14), comparados con los individuos que no indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles. Para ambos, hombres y mujeres, la infidelidad reportada se asoció a salud mental indirectamente vía estresores de vida post despliegue, mientras que las preocupaciones de infidelidad se asociaron directamente con salud mental vía estresores de vida post despliegue, solo en hombres. Estos hallazgos sugieren que la infidelidad puede tener un impacto significativo en la salud mental de los veteranos expuestos a combate y destacan la necesidad de investigación adicional en este tópico poco estudiado entre la población militar.
This study examined relationships between combat‐exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans’ experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health, as well as the role of subsequent stress exposure and social support in these associations. The sample consisted of 571 individuals (338 men). There were 128 participants (22.2%) who indicated that their partners were unfaithful during their most recent deployment. Of the remaining 443 participants, 168 (37.8%) indicated that they were concerned that their partners might have been unfaithful. Individuals who indicated that their partners were unfaithful exhibited higher levels of posttraumatic stress symptomatology (β = .08; f2= .18) and depression symptom severity (β = .09; f2 = .14), compared to individuals who did not indicate that their partners were unfaithful. For both men and women, reported infidelity was associated with mental health indirectly via postdeployment life stressors, whereas infidelity concerns were indirectly associated with mental health via postdeployment life stressors for men only. Findings suggested that infidelity can have a significant impact on combat‐exposed veterans’ mental health and highlight the need for additional research on this understudied topic within the military population. Resumen EL IMPACTO DE LA INFIDELIDAD EN LOS SOLDADOS QUE REGRESAN Este estudio examinó las relaciones entre las experiencias de veteranos OEF/OIF expuestos a combate relacionada con la infidelidad durante el despliegue (es decir, Indicando que la pareja fue infiel o reporta preocupación acerca de una potencial infidelidad) y la salud mental post despliegue, así como el rol de la exposición subsecuente a estrés y el apoyo social en estas asociaciones. La muestra consistió en 571 individuos (338 hombres). Ciento veintiocho participantes (22.2 %) indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles durante el despliegue más reciente. De los 443 participantes restantes, 168 (37.8%) indicaron que estaban preocupados que sus parejas podrían ser infieles. Los individuos que indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles, exhibieron mayores niveles de sintomatología de estrés postraumático (β = .08; f2 = .18) y severidad de los síntomas de depresión (β = .09; f2 = .14), comparados con los individuos que no indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles. Para ambos, hombres y mujeres, la infidelidad reportada se asoció a salud mental indirectamente vía estresores de vida post despliegue, mientras que las preocupaciones de infidelidad se asociaron directamente con salud mental vía estresores de vida post despliegue, solo en hombres. Estos hallazgos sugieren que la infidelidad puede tener un impacto significativo en la salud mental de los veteranos expuestos a combate y destacan la necesidad de investigación adicional en este tópico poco estudiado entre la población militar. 抽象 Traditional and Simplified Chinese s by AsianSTSS 標題 : 不忠對曾經歷戰鬥的軍人造成的影響 撮要: 本研究檢視曾經歷戰鬥的OEF/OIF退役軍人༌服役時與不忠相關的經歷༈即伴侶不忠或表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠 ༉跟服役後心理健康的關係༌以及隨後的壓力暴露與社會支持在這關係中的影響。樣本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名參與者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役時༌伴侶曾有不忠。其餘的443名參與者當中༌168位(37.8 %)表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠。與無表示伴侶不忠的人士比較༌表示伴侶不忠的人展現較高水平的創傷後壓力症狀學(β = .08; f2 = .18)及抑鬱症狀嚴重度(β = .09; f2 = .14)。不論男女༌經歷不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響心理健康༛憂慮伴侶可能不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響男性的心理健康。結果顯示不忠對經歷戰鬥的退役軍人能造成顯著的心理影響༌並強調需在這方面對軍人作更多研究。 标题 : 不忠对曾经历战斗的军人造成的影响 撮要: 本研究检视曾经历战斗的OEF/OIF退役军人༌服役时与不忠相关的经历༈即伴侣不忠或表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠 ༉跟服役后心理健康的关系༌以及随后的压力暴露与社会支持在这关系中的影响。样本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名参与者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役时༌伴侣曾有不忠。其余的443名参与者当中༌168位(37.8 %)表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠。与无表示伴侣不忠的人士比较༌表示伴侣不忠的人展现较高水平的创伤后压力症状学(β = .08; f2 = .18)及抑郁症状严重度(β = .09; f2 = .14)。不论男女༌经历不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响心理健康༛忧虑伴侣可能不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响男性的心理健康。结果显示不忠对经历战斗的退役军人能造成显著的心理影响༌并强调需在这方面对军人作更多研究。
Abstract This study examined relationships between combat‐exposed Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans’ experiences related to infidelity during deployment (i.e., indicating that a partner was unfaithful or reporting concern about potential infidelity) and postdeployment mental health, as well as the role of subsequent stress exposure and social support in these associations. The sample consisted of 571 individuals (338 men). There were 128 participants (22.2%) who indicated that their partners were unfaithful during their most recent deployment. Of the remaining 443 participants, 168 (37.8%) indicated that they were concerned that their partners might have been unfaithful. Individuals who indicated that their partners were unfaithful exhibited higher levels of posttraumatic stress symptomatology (β = .08; f 2 = .18) and depression symptom severity (β = .09; f 2 = .14), compared to individuals who did not indicate that their partners were unfaithful. For both men and women, reported infidelity was associated with mental health indirectly via postdeployment life stressors, whereas infidelity concerns were indirectly associated with mental health via postdeployment life stressors for men only. Findings suggested that infidelity can have a significant impact on combat‐exposed veterans’ mental health and highlight the need for additional research on this understudied topic within the military population. Resumen EL IMPACTO DE LA INFIDELIDAD EN LOS SOLDADOS QUE REGRESAN Este estudio examinó las relaciones entre las experiencias de veteranos OEF/OIF expuestos a combate relacionada con la infidelidad durante el despliegue (es decir, Indicando que la pareja fue infiel o reporta preocupación acerca de una potencial infidelidad) y la salud mental post despliegue, así como el rol de la exposición subsecuente a estrés y el apoyo social en estas asociaciones. La muestra consistió en 571 individuos (338 hombres). Ciento veintiocho participantes (22.2 %) indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles durante el despliegue más reciente. De los 443 participantes restantes, 168 (37.8%) indicaron que estaban preocupados que sus parejas podrían ser infieles. Los individuos que indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles, exhibieron mayores niveles de sintomatología de estrés postraumático (β = .08; f 2 = .18) y severidad de los síntomas de depresión (β = .09; f 2 = .14), comparados con los individuos que no indicaron que sus parejas fueron infieles. Para ambos, hombres y mujeres, la infidelidad reportada se asoció a salud mental indirectamente vía estresores de vida post despliegue, mientras que las preocupaciones de infidelidad se asociaron directamente con salud mental vía estresores de vida post despliegue, solo en hombres. Estos hallazgos sugieren que la infidelidad puede tener un impacto significativo en la salud mental de los veteranos expuestos a combate y destacan la necesidad de investigación adicional en este tópico poco estudiado entre la población militar. 抽象 Traditional and Simplified Chinese Abstracts by AsianSTSS 標題 : 不忠對曾經歷戰鬥的軍人造成的影響 撮要: 本研究檢視曾經歷戰鬥的OEF/OIF退役軍人༌服役時與不忠相關的經歷༈即伴侶不忠或表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠 ༉跟服役後心理健康的關係༌以及隨後的壓力暴露與社會支持在這關係中的影響。樣本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名參與者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役時༌伴侶曾有不忠。其餘的443名參與者當中༌168位(37.8 %)表示憂慮伴侶可能不忠。與無表示伴侶不忠的人士比較༌表示伴侶不忠的人展現較高水平的創傷後壓力症狀學(β = .08; f 2 = .18)及抑鬱症狀嚴重度(β = .09; f 2 = .14)。不論男女༌經歷不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響心理健康༛憂慮伴侶可能不忠會因退役後的生活壓力源而間接影響男性的心理健康。結果顯示不忠對經歷戰鬥的退役軍人能造成顯著的心理影響༌並強調需在這方面對軍人作更多研究。 标题 : 不忠对曾经历战斗的军人造成的影响 撮要: 本研究检视曾经历战斗的OEF/OIF退役军人༌服役时与不忠相关的经历༈即伴侣不忠或表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠 ༉跟服役后心理健康的关系༌以及随后的压力暴露与社会支持在这关系中的影响。样本包含571名人士༈338名男士༉༌128名参与者(22.2 %)表示在最近一次服役时༌伴侣曾有不忠。其余的443名参与者当中༌168位(37.8 %)表示忧虑伴侣可能不忠。与无表示伴侣不忠的人士比较༌表示伴侣不忠的人展现较高水平的创伤后压力症状学(β = .08; f 2 = .18)及抑郁症状严重度(β = .09; f 2 = .14)。不论男女༌经历不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响心理健康༛忧虑伴侣可能不忠会因退役后的生活压力源而间接影响男性的心理健康。结果显示不忠对经历战斗的退役军人能造成显著的心理影响༌并强调需在这方面对军人作更多研究。
Author Taft, Casey T.
Vogt, Dawne
Kachadourian, Lorig K.
Smith, Brian N.
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SubjectTerms Adult
Adultery
Afghan Campaign 2001
Family Conflict - psychology
Female
Humans
Iraq War, 2003-2011
Male
Marriage - psychology
Marriage - statistics & numerical data
Mental Disorders - etiology
Mental Disorders - psychology
Military engagements
Post traumatic stress disorder
Regression Analysis
Sex Factors
Sexual Partners - psychology
Stress, Psychological - etiology
Stress, Psychological - psychology
Time Factors
Trust - psychology
Veterans
Veterans - psychology
Title The Impact of Infidelity on Combat-Exposed Service Members
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