Impulsivity and compulsivity as parallel mediators of emotion dysregulation in eating ‐related addictive‐like behaviors, alcohol use, and compulsive exercise
DiscussionAddictive-like behaviors seemed to be maintained by trait levels of emotion dysregulation, albeit channeled via trait levels of compulsivity and/or impulsivity. The role of emotion dysregulation may help us to understand why addictive-like behaviors can be difficult to change in both clinical and nonclinical groups, and may be informative for treatment-planning in patients where these behaviors are present. Our findings support adopting a more dimensional approach to psychiatric classification by focusing psychological facets such as those studied.
Source: Brain and Behavior - Category: Neurology Authors: Emma Fors én Mantilla,
David Clinton,
Elin Monell,
Johanna Levallius,
Andreas Birgegård Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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