Clarifying conceptualization of emotional dysregulation: Differences with emotional lability during 4-month DBT skills training – A naturalistic study

INTRODUCTION: Emotion dysregulation is common in many different psychiatric disorders and it can be effectively treated with the well-established Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Despite its clinical relevance and increasing scientific interest, emotional dysregulation (ED) is sometimes conflated with emotional lability (EL). However, these constructs differ: ED involves top-down neurobiological processes, while EL involves bottom-up processes. As psychotherapy essentially influences…

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