Alexithymia, including the inability to identify and express one's own feelings, is a subclinical
condition responsible for some of the socioemotional symptoms seen across a range of …

Alexithymia is the inability to identify and describe one's own emotions. Some research
suggests that organic alexithymia may occur after acquired brain injury (ABI). However, the …

Background While the relationship between speech, language and communication needs
(SLCN) and mental health difficulties has been recognized, speech and language therapists …

According to a constructionist model of emotion, conceptual knowledge plays a foundational
role in emotion perception; reduced availability of relevant conceptual knowledge should …

Accurate measures of alexithymia, an inability to recognise and describe one's own
emotions, that are suitable for children are crucial for research into alexithymia's …

Background Previous studies have indicated the potential occurrence of alexithymia among
stroke patients, yet the prevalence of alexithymia in this population remains disparate across …

Research has widely found that masculinity is negatively associated with men's help-
seeking self-stigma, attitudes, and intentions (Mahalik & Di Bianca, 2021; McDermott et al …

Conclusions Alexithymia plays an important role in the health of post-stroke patients.
Assessment of the trait should be considered in their population, since it plays an important …

Semantic cognition, the basis for our understanding of the world, is supported by both the
storage of semantic representations and the ability to flexibly retrieve them–semantic control …

Cel: Przegląd literatury dotyczący roli aleksytymii u pacjentów po udarze mózgu, a
zwłaszcza jej wpływu na proces rekonwalescencji, występowanie innych schorzeń …