Background and aims The ability to regulate emotions effectively has been associated with
resilience to psychopathology. Individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) have been …

The motivational model of substance use posits that four motive subtypes (coping,
enhancement, social, conformity) dynamically interact with contextual factors to affect …

Behavioral dysregulation that may manifest as the use of maladaptive behaviors aimed at
regulating or avoiding distress, despite potential negative health consequences, is central to …

Numerous behavioral treatments for addictive disorders include components explicitly
aimed at targeting self-regulation (eg, coping and emotion regulation). We first provide a …

Elevated trait rumination is associated with and predicts onset of major depressive disorder,
but not all people with elevated trait rumination develop major depressive disorder. We …

Objective Alexithymia is common among people who abuse alcohol, yet the mechanisms by
which alexithymia exerts its influence remain unclear. This analysis tested a model whereby …

Introduction Tobacco/nicotine use is commonly initiated during adolescence or young
adulthood, which increases the likelihood of continued use into adulthood and related …

This review was conducted with the following goals: To quantify the severity of mood and
anxiety symptoms emerging during acute abstinence from tobacco (1). To explore sex …

Objective: Negative emotion differentiation refers to the ability to make complex distinctions
between specific negative emotions. However, little research has examined its associations …

Background Despite the promising implications for novel immune therapeutics, few clinical
trials have tested these therapies to date. An understanding of how immune …