This might show that the PCL-R items measure a different type of emotional dysfunction – more incapability than volatility of emotions.
Literature on both the emotion regulating and experientially avoidant function of self-harm and the role of emotional dysfunction in BPD provided the rationale for developing a group intervention targeting emotion dysregulation among self-harming women with BPD.
His opening lines alone catalog a panorama of emotional dysfunction.
Therapy begins with diagnosis of underlying physical, physiological, or emotional dysfunction.
With his fighting chops and emotional dysfunction, Manit is efficient, albeit with his extremities, not firearms.
Standup comedians these days are more likely to plumb the depths of their emotional dysfunction than they are to wear trick costumes or do imitations.
You could ask similar questions about the album's other songs, which target emotional dysfunction from an innocuous distance.
Using a prospective study-design, we tested whether oxytocin is reduced in CP-patients, and whether altered oxytocin levels account for affective and emotional dysfunction.
FMR1 gene mutations, the cause of FraX, lead to reduced expression of FMR1 protein and an increased risk for a particular profile of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional dysfunction.
The child who loves the cocksure bravery of Peter Pan is likely to grow up into the parent who finds the character's heartlessness unbearable, a manifestation of emotional dysfunction.
When one brother asks another, "Why do you let Mum grab you all the time?," the jealousy in the question hangs in the air, unexplored but contributing to the general atmosphere of sexual and emotional dysfunction.
