Anger plays a prominent definitional role in some psychological disorders currently widely
scattered across DSM-5 categories (eg, intermittent explosive disorder, borderline …

A disorder of impulsive aggression has been included in DSM since the first edition. In DSM-
III, this disorder was codified as intermittent explosive disorder, and it was thought to be rare …

Anger is conceptualized within a broad cognitive-behavioral (CBT) framework emphasizing
triggering events; the person's pre-anger state, including temporary conditions and more …

Suicidality and violence are serious public health problems. A rich literature supports the
relationship between suicidality and violence, including common associations with trait …

Background: Intermittent explosive disorder (IED) is a disorder of impulsive aggression that
affects as many as 7.3% of the US population during some period of life. Since central …

Background Individuals with intermittent explosive disorder (IED) were previously found to
exhibit amygdala hyperactivation and relatively reduced orbital medial prefrontal cortex …

This study explored the effects of participation in the Social Competence Intervention
Program (SCIP), an innovative creative drama-based group intervention, of children …

Improving the long-term life outcomes of disadvantaged youth remains a top policy priority in
the United States, although identifying successful interventions for adolescents–particularly …

Rural women have among the highest rates of obesity and sedentary lifestyle, yet few
studies have examined strategies for delivering state-of-the-art obesity treatment to hard-to …

Abstract Central serotonergic (5-HT) activity has long been implicated in the regulation of
impulsive aggressive behavior. This study was performed to use a highly selective agent for …