Mommy Issues In Men (and how to fix them)
Mommy issues in men refer to emotional and behavioral patterns stemming from a complex or problematic relationship with their mother. This can manifest as difficulties … Read more
Mommy Issues In Women (and how to fix them)
Mommy issues in women refer to emotional challenges or behavioral patterns stemming from a complex or troubled relationship with their mother, potentially affecting their adult … Read more
Internet-Delivered CBT for Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Randomized Controlled Trial
Internet videoconferencing delivered cognitive behaviour therapy (VCBT) is an effective and acceptable treatment for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), with large effect sizes observed on primary outcome measures.
The Experience OF Effort In ADHD: A Scoping Review
Understanding the experience of effort in ADHD is universally relevant as it impacts diagnosis, treatment, and daily functioning of individuals with ADHD across the lifespan.
Disentangling Racing Thoughts From Mind Wandering In Adult ADHD
The research highlights the importance of considering racing thoughts as a relevant hypothesis to explain mental restlessness in adult ADHD.
Participants’ Perspectives Of A Participatory Autism Research Project
The study explored participants’ perspectives on a participatory autism research project involving late-diagnosed autistic adults.
How To Reduce Stigma In Autism Research Through Autistic Voices
Despite this surge in research activity, many autistic individuals feel that the outcomes of this research fail to reflect their lived experiences or meaningfully improve their quality of life. This disconnect highlights a persistent issue in the field: the presence of stigma in autism research.
Scoping Review vs Systematic Review
Difference in Research Questions: Broad vs Narrow The most fundamental difference between the research questions in scoping and systematic reviews is their breadth. This distinction … Read more
Transdiagnostic Processes On Anxiety And Depression In Autistic Youth: The Role Of Emotion Dysregulation
Emotion dysregulation (ED) mediates the relationship between some transdiagnostic processes (cognitive inflexibility, intolerance of uncertainty, alexithymia) and anxiety/depression symptoms differently in autistic and non-autistic youth.
Understanding Emotional Dysregulation In Autism
Emotional dysregulation in autistic individuals refers to difficulties in effectively managing emotional responses. This can manifest as challenges in managing the intensity, duration, and expression of emotions, often resulting in prolonged emotional episodes, rapid mood shifts, or intense reactions to seemingly minor triggers.