Abstract Jaak Panksepp's Affective Neuroscience Theory (ANT) belongs to the most
prominent emotion theories in the psychological and psychiatric sciences. ANT proposes the …

Background Affective neuroscience (AN) theory assumes the existence of seven basic
emotional systems (ie, SEEKING, ANGER, FEAR, CARE, LUST, SADNESS, PLAY) that are …

Insecure attachment has been suggested as a major risk factor for mental health problems
as well as a key element for the development and trajectory of psychiatric disorders. The aim …

There is limited research on the role of childhood trauma in personality pathology according
to Kernberg's psychodynamic model of internalized object relations. Because childhood …

In recent years, a growing number of attachment-based studies have contributed to the
understanding of both substance and behavioral addictions. Although gambling is a form of …

Background A range of traumas have been linked to voices (auditory verbal hallucinations)
and unusual perceptual experiences (UPEs) in other perceptual‐sensory domains. Models …

Research has demonstrated that childhood abuse and neglect can negatively impact
individuals into adulthood. Abuse and neglect are associated with insecure attachment …

The progressively improving understanding of the borderline personality disorder (BPD) has
led to an increased interest in the better clarification of the integrated role of biological and …

Background: Psychological characteristics could significantly impact applications for
cosmetic surgery as well as precognition and satisfaction with surgery. The present study …

Background: There is convincing evidence that individuals suffering from Substance Use
Disorder (SUD) often present insecure attachment patterns. In contrast, a strong therapeutic …