Distress tolerance has emerged as a transdiagnostic risk factor for psychopathology but has
received little theoretical attention in the depression literature. Evidence strongly suggests …

Highlights•Negative affectivity is a risk factor for and consequence of substance
misuse.•Intolerance and sensitivity to affect are associated with coping motives for …

Poor distress tolerance (DT) is considered an underlying facet of anxiety, depression, and a
number of other psychological disorders. Mindfulness may help to increase DT by fostering …

The risk for misuse of opioid medications is a significant challenge in the management of
chronic pain. The identification of those who may be at greater risk for misusing opioids is …

SAGE Counselling in Action is a bestselling series of short, practical introductions designed
for students and trainees. Covering theory and practice, the books are core texts for many …

Emotional distress tolerance (EDT) has increasingly been recognized as a transdiagnostic
vulnerability factor. However, research assessing EDT in anxiety disorder populations is …

Objective Given the relevance of problematic Internet use (PIU) to everyday life, its
relationship to emotional dysregulation and the importance of metacognitions and distress …

Background Rumination is strongly associated with depressive symptom severity and
course. However, changes in rumination during outpatient cognitive behavioral therapy …

Objective: Distress tolerance (DT) has been found to be implicated in the development and
maintenance of depressive symptomatology and various other significant psychological …

Introduction In older adolescence, stress has been found to be prevalent. It has been seen
that higher physical activity (PA) relates to lower stress levels, which, in turn, relates to fewer …