However, given the impact of imagery on emotion, elevated imagery may also contribute to the emotional instability (depression, mania, anxiety) seen in bipolar disorder (Holmes, Geddes et al., 2008).
The first is neuroticism, which represents emotional instability, or the tendency to experience negative emotions [ 9].
If our hypothesis that imagery amplifies emotion in bipolar disorder is correct, then sub-dividing the patient group according to emotional instability would be informative.
My emotional instability guided my financial instability.
Or emotional instability".
Intense emotions, impulsivity and instability of interpersonal relationships may be lifelong struggles.
In 2011, Marshall was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), a mental illness "characterized by a persistent instability of emotions, behaviors, and relationships," the video notes.
We had presumed that the very excess of such emotions made them erratic, that instability and inefficiency were securely coupled.
The result of modeling predicts that in OCD the interaction of the sequential cognitive activity (e.g., sequential decision making), with emotion is characterized by intermittent dynamical instability.
Because mental imagery powerfully affects emotion, such imagery may contribute to bipolar mood instability and offer a cognitive treatment target.
