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

Recent conceptualizations of interoception suggest several facets to this construct,
including" interoceptive sensibility” and “self-report interoceptive scales", both of which are …

There has been exponential growth in research on emotion regulation and substance use in
the past decade. The current meta-analysis evaluated variability in the magnitude of the …

Prominent theories propose that interoception modulates our behavioral and emotional
responses involving decision-making and emotion regulation. Are the regions implicated in …

Background Adolescent electronic cigarette use (e-cigarette) is a public health concern and
factors associated with vaping remain to be understood. Childhood emotional abuse/neglect …

Interoception, defined as the ability to perceive and interpret body signals, may play an
important role in alcohol use disorder (AUD). Earlier studies suggested an association …

Binge drinking (BD) represents a public health concern because of increasing prevalence,
clinical implications, and social consequences. Determinants of BD have been mainly …

Interoception, a multifaceted concept defined as the perception of internal bodily signals, is
crucially involved in mental health in general and in emotion regulation in particular, being …

Alcohol or drug use and road rage behaviors in drivers are threats to traffic safety. The
purpose of this research is to examine the relationship between alcohol or drug use and …

The aim of this paper was to summarize our current understanding of emotion perception
and Theory of Mind (ToM) in obesity and how they relate to dysfunctional eating behaviors …