Study followed children (infancy-3yrs) investigating emotional overeating origins. Parents reported on children's temperaments and emotional eating habits. Findings linked emotional overeating to temperament and emotional regulation, with parent reactions playing a crucial role in its development.
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Frontiers
Frontiers | Temperament and emotional overeating: the mediating role of caregiver response to children’s negative emotions
ObjectiveThis study aimed to investigate the mediating effects of caregiver responses to a child’s negative emotions on the associations between infant tempe...
Anxiety is associated with reduced activity in brain’s cognitive control network. The cognitive control network is essential for regulating thoughts and emotions. Impaired function in this network could contribute to symptoms of anxiety, such as an inability to control unrealistic worries.
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PsyPost
Anxiety is associated with reduced activity in brain’s cognitive control network
A recent study published in Psychophysiology sheds light on the relationship between anxiety and brain function, specifically focusing on how anxiety impacts the cognitive control network of the brain.
Using a tablet more as a preschooler linked to problems regulating anger and frustration | Study can't prove the use is causing difficulties in regulating emotion, however, tablet use could be contributing to a cycle that is disrupting the ability to learn emotional regulation skills.
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Using a tablet more as a preschooler linked to problems regulating ang
Using a tablet more as a preschooler linked to problems regulating anger and frustration
Using a tablet more as a preschooler is linked to more problems regulating anger and frustration, a
Using a tablet more as a preschooler is linked to more problems regulating anger and frustration, a
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Micronutrients are a safe and effective treatment for kids struggling with severe irritability, anger. After four weeks, 67% of the children who took a powder blend of 36 micronutrients showed 'much' or 'very much' improved emotional regulation, compared with just 8% of those who did not.
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Micronutrients absorbed via the oral mucosa reduce emotion dysregulation in 5-10-year-old children: A three-phased randomized wait…
Objective Previous evidence has established that micronutrient capsules can improve emotion regulation in children. This three-phased randomized open-label waitlist-controlled study investigated the safety of a micronutrient powder absorbed by the oral mucosa…
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A study found that deleting the Tbx1 gene in mice resulted in reduced volumes in the amygdala and related brain areas, which are crucial for regulating emotions. This change was associated with decreased social behaviors in the mice
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UT Health San Antonio
UT Health San Antonio study links genetic changes to social behavior differences in autism, schizophrenia
Contact: Steven Lee, 210-450-3823, lees22@uthscsa.edu Content by Claire Kowalick SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 5, 2024 – A study published in Molecular Psychiatry found that brain volume changes correlate with social behavior differences in psychiatric conditions such…
New study found that coercive food practices are associated with poorer emotional regulation in preschoolers, which in turn is linked to emotional overeating.
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PsyPost
New study links coercive food practices to emotional overeating in preschoolers
Parents who use food to manage their child’s emotions or behavior may harm their child’s ability to regulate emotions, leading to emotional overeating.
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Tik Tok and brain rot: Study found that people with higher levels of short video addiction displayed increased brain activity in regions linked to emotional regulation and reward processing. Moreover, these users showed structural differences in areas such as the orbitofrontal cortex and cerebellum.
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PsyPost
Does TikTok really cause brain rot? New study links short video addiction to brain abnormalities
Short video addiction is linked to increased brain activity and structural changes in reward and emotional regulation areas, driven by dispositional envy and genetic factors, according to new research.
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Alcohol use has particularly negative impact on individuals with ADHD. The adverse effects on quality of life appear to be amplified by dysfunctional efforts to manage the intense emotional dysregulation associated with ADHD under the influence of alcohol. 🍷🧠💔
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PsyPost
Alcohol use has particularly negative impact on individuals with ADHD
A new study published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research finds that alcohol harms quality of life more severely in individuals with ADHD. Emotional dysregulation and impulsivity appear to intensify the negative effects of alcohol in this vulnerable group.
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Long work hours linked with altered brain structure 🧠💼. Research has shown that people who worked 52 or more hours a week displayed significant changes in brain regions associated with executive function and emotional regulation, unlike participants who worked standard hours every week.
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Long work hours linked with altered brain structure
Long work hours linked with altered brain structure
People who work long hours could have altered brain structures, according to international researchers. The team looked at brain scans o
People who work long hours could have altered brain structures, according to international researchers. The team looked at brain scans o
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Helping autistic children strengthen their inner speech 🗣️ may improve their ability to regulate emotions 😊. The pilot trial tested a novel therapy called Thinking in Speech 🧠 and found promising early evidence that it may help reduce emotional distress in some autistic children.
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PsyPost
This self-talk exercise may help reduce emotional dysregulation in autistic children
A recent study found that a therapy designed to develop inner speech led to reduced emotional dysphoria and some improvement in emotional reactivity in autistic children, suggesting it may help support emotional regulation.
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Controlled fear might temporarily alter brain patterns linked to depression. Research found that individuals with moderate depressive symptoms may require a more intense scare to experience peak enjoyment, hinting at an intriguing interplay between fear, pleasure, and emotion regulation. 🎢😱🧠✨
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PsyPost
Controlled fear might temporarily alter brain patterns linked to depression
A new study suggests that engaging with frightening entertainment may temporarily disrupt brain patterns associated with depression. The research shows that controlled fear exposure reduced brain hyperconnectivity linked to rumination and engaged emotion…
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Masculinity, emotional regulation, and alcohol use after romantic conflict 🍻💔 shows that individuals with stronger masculine orientations are more likely to drink after relationship disagreements, driven primarily by negative emotions such as anger 😡 and jealousy 😠 rather than biological sex.
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Sage Journals
Masculine and feminine orientations on emotions and alcohol use in response to romantic conflict - Lindsey M. Rodriguez, Jennifer…
This research examines associations of gender role (i.e., masculine and feminine) orientations with drinking alcohol shortly after a recent significant romantic...
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Across three studies involving over 4,600 participants, research indicates that people use similar strategies to regulate their own emotions and the emotions of others, particularly when they have a strong relationship with the other person
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Music therapy helped reduce drug and alcohol cravings by altering brain activity linked to emotional regulation in a pilot study of 16 adults, suggesting it may help people manage negative emotions and support addiction recovery
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Study shows how music may help tackle addiction - ARU
Research suggests music therapy influences emotion processing and reduces cravings
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