Typically, an individual with emotional dysregulation responds in an emotionally exaggerated manner to all sorts of environmental and interpersonal challenges. This over-reactivity includes bursts of anger, crying, accusing, passive-aggressive behaviors, or the creation of chaos or conflict among others. Some clinicians see this set of features as part of a high conflict personality. However, affective or emotional
Typically, an individual with emotional dysregulation responds in an emotionally exaggerated manner to all sorts of environmental and interpersonal challenges. This over-reactivity includes bursts of anger, crying, accusing, passive-aggressive behaviors, or the creation of chaos or conflict among others. Some clinicians see this set of features as part of a high conflict personality. However, affective or emotional