Background: Emotional dysregulation (ED) is a transdiagnostic construct defined as the
inability to regulate the intensity and quality of emotions (such as, fear, anger, sadness), in …

It has been hypothesized that individuals with alexithymia who have difficulty in identifying,
expressing, and communicating emotions may overuse Internet as a tool of social interaction …

Alexithymia (from the greek αλϵξιθυµία: α-(a)= absence, λέξις (lexis)= word, θυµός
(thymos)= emotion) is a specific form of emotional dysregulation, characterized by difficulty …

Introducción. La regulación emocional se ha relacionado con gran cantidad de trastornos
mentales. Su definición ha tenido cierta controversia y distinciones según el autor. Se …

Background: Previous studies have found that alexithymia plays an important role in the
pathogenesis of Internet addiction. However, the effect of alexithymia on both metacognition …

Love addiction is increasingly gaining attention in academic literature, but it is often
discussed as associated with other conditions, above all sex addiction, despite the lack of …

Alexithymia and emotion regulation are closely related to internet addiction. However, no
research has examined how the different components of alexithymia are associated with …

One objective of this study was to obtain the psychological functioning profile of adolescents
involved in youth-to-parent aggression (YPA) situations, as well as their family functioning …

Background: Substance use disorders can cause serious harm and manifest as
psychological, physical, or legal issues. Drug abuse may be used as an alternative strategy …

Background Opioid use disorders are rising among females. So, there is a need for more
recognition of the various factors contributing to this trend in women, to help us to plan …