Consequently, adolescents who developmentally face more challenges in regulating negative emotions and managing emotional lability (Larson et al. 1996) may react strongly and escalate the cycle of negativity.
Baroreflex failure syndrome is a rare disorder which causes labile blood pressure, headache, flushing, diaphoresis and emotional lability.
They include increased incidence of emotional lability, erroneous reconstruction of experiences, social confrontations, and unusual perceptions.
The reviewer, Dr. Andrew Mosholder, thought "emotional lability" was overly broad.
Welcome to YIELD, a task force at Yale devoted to the Instruction/Investigation/Intervention in Emotional Lability and Dysregulation!
In the case of Paxil, GlaxoSmithKline's original analysis of its trials simply found an increased level of what the company termed "emotional lability" among children given the drug.
The patient-oriented magazine of the National Stroke Association published an article late in 2003 entitled, "New Hope for Emotional Lability Patients".
Human adolescence has been characterized by increases in risk-taking, emotional lability, and deficient patterns of behavioral regulation.
The "new man" promised by social engineering turns out to experience identity diffusion, emotional lability and intense dependence on others.
"We give up our emotional lability," he told me, "our ability to be open to surprises, our ability to think flexibly, and our ability to value nature".
The condition has been variously been known as emotional lability, emotional incontinence, pathological laughing and crying, or uncontrollable laughing and crying, in addition to pseudobulbar affect.
