Emotional dysregulation

out the causes and effects of poverty. Jensen interprets “poverty become the basis for full-blown insecurity during the early childhood years.” which then lead to “teen motherhood, depression, and inadequate health care…” and “students with emotional dysregulation may get so easily frustrated that they give up on a task when success was just moments away.” From the analysis Jensen has made for us creates a substantial point on how poverty can affect a child’s performance in school by listing…

murderer. Emily has the characteristics of a Behavioral Personality Disorder, or Schizophrenia by choosing self-isolation, premeditating a murder while keeping a trophy. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can be characterized by severe emotional dysregulation and affective instability [1]. Emily has a void of emotion, she does not outwardly display that she is sad or affected by what other people think. However, she does notice when people start to get suspicious of why she hasn't…

Abstract Many studies have examined the effects of prenatal stress on pregnancy and fetal development placing particular attention to long-term effects on behavioral and emotional development of the child. These implications are reviewed and illustrate the importance of assessing individuals differently and examining prenatal exposure to stressors during each trimester of pregnancy. Gestational age of exposure is associated with greater vulnerability to a particular outcome because different…

changes were said to be the effort of the brain to counteract the hedonic effect of drug use (Solomon and Corbit, 1974) and eventually results in negative affect, which drives addictive behaviours in order to alleviate the aversive emotional state. Hedonic Homeostatic Dysregulation (HD) Model by Koob and le Moal divided the addiction…

Violent behavior by adolescents is a serious phenomenon, and one that has the potential to create serious costs for society. For example, in 2010, juveniles were involved in 27% of all serious violent victimizations in Leon County alone. These violent crimes by juveniles have become increasingly lethal in recent years, as young people have more access to guns. While overall homicide rates in the U. S. have remained constant over the last three decades, youth homicide rates have risen. In 1997…

Literature Review One of the greatest barriers to mental health care systems is financial security. Not enough money is put into all facets of mental health care because there are not enough resources, trained professionals, or sponsors willing to flood the system with enough funding to make a difference. In some areas mental health care is not as available as it could be, and more often than not the mental health care system could be greatly improved if it were monetarily supported in a more…

due to overlapping symptoms, the problem of BPD symptoms not being clear or identifiable in individuals until adulthood, and the lack of research on the general topic (MacIntosh, Godbout, & Dubash, 2015). BPD individuals generally exhibit emotional dysregulation, impulsive and risky behavior, chronic feelings of emptiness, problems maintaining relationships, abandonment issues, distorted self-image, and certain narcissistic…

2014). The external triggers that stimulate the memories, feelings and thoughts surrounding the trauma or stressed induced event determine the avoidance component of PTSD (citation). Lastly, hyperarousal highlights the uncontrolled emotional outburst and sleep dysregulation associated with PTSD…

Vignette Analysis of Roberto and Juan and Sylvia and Deborah Case of Roberto and Juana Biological Components In the case, Roberto is an eleven-year-old male who lives with his parents Jose and Juana. Robert’s mother, Juana, is a thirty-five-year-old Latina who emigrated from Guatemala and works mostly as a housewife with occasional babysitting. Jose, the father, works in the U.S. Army and enlisted in Iraq for twelve months. During the time Jose enlisted in Iraq, Juana experienced a difficult…

and include processes, symbolic and non-symbolic visualizations (). Individuals suffering from emotional dysregulation (ED) will not able to detect and distinguish between their emotions and can 't perceive and describe their thoughts and feelings (). They also exaggerate the normal physical arousals, and the physical symptoms of emotional arousal are misinterpreted (). This deficiency prevents emotional self-regulation and impedes successful adaptation (). Moreover, some studies have pointed to…