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AD patients reported an overall problem with emotion regulation compared with SDs
particular with emotional awareness and impulse control
voidant copin
shorter periods of remission
indicating that impulse control disorders may affect the occurrence, course, and treatment of substance abuse
ignificantly improved awareness and clarity of their emotional experience
hronic alcohol abuse to be associated with stress and cue-related neuroadaptations in the medial prefrontal and anterior cingulate regions of the brain
strongly implicated in the self-regulation of emotion and behavioral self-contro
impulsivity in distress states may reflect a change in priority from self-control to affect regulation
alcoholics susceptible to poor decision-making and increased vulnerability to relapse
treatments that place emphasizes on coping skills- based treatment
limited to the first 4 weeks following withdrawa
discriminatory ability between AD individuals and SDs as well as sensitivity to detect changes in ER during protracted alcohol abstinence
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