0 a condition in which a process in the body is not controlled in the way that it normally should be:
Medical complications of alcohol withdrawal include dysregulation of body temperature, pulse, and blood pressure.
Studies indicate that dysregulation in glutamate could be among the causes of depression.
It has been suggested that impulsivity can be a way of coping with emotional dysregulation.
Mood dysregulation may lead to mood-induced binge-eating behaviour.
Either affect dysregulation trajectories are variable or our measurement is still imprecise.
This dysregulation encompasses several domains, including neurophysiological, cognitive0affective, social 0 interpersonal, behavioral, and identity.
Several modifications to the definition of mania have been proposed to fit the profile of emotion dysregulation commonly seen in young people.
Negative life events are believed to occur with greater frequency among individuals with temperamental dysregulation.
