Emotion dysregulation and psychological inflexibility in adolescents: Discriminant validity and associations with internalizing symptoms and functional impairment
Emotion dysregulation and psychological inflexibility are widely regarded as key contributors to a range of mental health issu
Practice matters: The role of mindfulness skills in emotion dysregulation in borderline personality disorder
Mindfulness skills training constitute a core element of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) that has been proposed as a key component to i
Cox, D. W., Motl, T. C., Myfanwy Bakker, A., & Lunt. R. A. (2018) Cognitive fusion and post-trauma functioning in veterans: Examining the mediating roles of emotion dysregulation
When cognitively fused, people have difficulty accepting and clearly perceiving their internal experiences. Following trauma, emotional non-acceptance and emotional non-clarity have been associated with post-trauma functioning. The aim of the present study was to integrate theory and research on cognitive fusion and post-trauma functioning to evaluate a theory-based model in which emotion dysregulation—specifically, emotional non-acceptance and emotional non-clarity—mediated the association between cognitive fusion and post-trauma functioning in a veteran sample. Participants were 149 veterans with a history of military-related trauma.