... life. It wants to return them to combat. To begin a greater look at the psychological effects of war, we must "understand that there are some positive aspects to combat," (Psychological 1). Some of these aspects are the ability to recognize and confront danger, group bonding in times of stress, nations aimed at a single goal, and dedication and the ability to overcome survival instinct ... and to die for others. These all represent a "potentially positive comment on basic human nature...but if war does have a capacity for reflecting some positive aspects of humanity, it does so at a gre...

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