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military transition theory: a standalone construct

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Military psychology

a framework for the move from military to civilian life that links transition factors and stressors to well-being outcomes, including suicide risk.

In military psychology, military transition theory refers to a framework for the move from military to civilian life that links transition factors and stressors to well-being outcomes, including suicide risk. This meaning comes from Castro (2014) in Current Psychiatry Reports.[1]

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Castro, C. A., & Kintzle, S. (2014). Suicides in the Military: The Post-Modern Combat Veteran and the Hemingway Effect. Current Psychiatry Reports, 16(8). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11920-014-0460-1

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