Numerous studies have examined how alexithymia (difficulty identifying and describing
one's emotions and a preference for externally oriented thinking) relates to chronic pain and …

Individuals with a higher (vs. lower) tendency to outwardly express anger (ie, greater anger‐
out) generally exhibit greater aggression; men (vs. women) also tend to be more aggressive …

Objective Cancer, particularly, during young adulthood, can evoke difficult emotions,
interfere with normative developmental activities, and challenge coping responses. Emotion …

Objective: A systematic review and meta-analysis was conducted to examine associations
between attempts to cope with stressors through the two facets of emotional approach …

Anger is unique because it is the lone negative emotional state that is approach motivated.
Unlike fear, sadness, and worry, anger compels one to act, to get even, to come out on top …

Objective Although evidence has linked anger and hostility with all-cause mortality risk, less
research has examined whether anger frequency and expression (outwardly expressing …

Background The existence of aggressive behavior in autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
raises questions about whether cognitive and emotional factors in social information …

This article describes the development of the ENCUIST (Extroversion, Neuroticism, Callous-
Unemotional, Instability, Short-Test) questionnaire, which has been created to provide a …

Objective: Pain acceptance is a robust predictor of adjustment to chronic pain, including pain
in those with spinal cord injury (SCI). This preliminary study aimed to identify linguistic …

In the clinical practice of health professionals, it is observed that body posture can reveal the
current emotional state. Emotional states can generate habitual gestures and postures that …