Emotion Dysregulation as Neuropsychological Pathway to ADHD Revealed in Study
A recent study reveals a significant association between emotion dysregulation and ADHD symptoms, indicating an emotional pathway contributing to ADHD. This pathway was linked to immune responses and enhanced the accuracy of classifying cases and controls in a clinical sample. Understanding the emotional components of ADHD is crucial for developing more effective treatment strategies.
Study Reveals Brain’s Regulation of Emotions
Researchers at Dartmouth have uncovered the intricate mechanisms behind how the brain regulates emotions, offering new insight into mental health treatments. The study shows the role of specific brain regions in emotion regulation and the influence of neurotransmitters like dopamine, serotonin, and cannabin.