Paula's husband returned from active duty 1 month ago, and Paula is now seeing a counselor for relational conflict in her marriage
She tells the counselor she thinks her husband "can't love anything as much as he loves the military" and that "he acts like he can't wait to be redeployed." Which of these common aspects about military culture might be contributing to her husband's behavior?
A. Military mission is advanced as the highest priority.
B. Marriage is discouraged in the military.
C. Redeployment is considered the highest honor.
D. People who choose a military lifestyle often have asocial personality traits.
ANS: A
One aspect of military culture is advancing the idea that the military mission takes precedence over other concerns, which could be perceived to include family and marital relationships.
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