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 …

Background and Aims A fast‐growing body of literature linking emotion dysregulation to
substance use has almost exclusively relied on cross‐sectional designs and has generally …

Evidence has shown that smoking is a self-regulatory strategy to relieve negative affect and
that metacognitions about smoking may play a role in addictive behaviors. Therefore, the …

Background/objective Emotional dysregulation (ED) is a transdiagnostic variable underlying
various psychiatric disorders, including addictive behaviors (ABs). This meta-analysis …

Objectives Difficulties in emotion regulation (DER) may be important in heroin craving in
individuals with heroin dependence who have experienced childhood trauma (CT) …

There is limited understanding of the relationship between emotion dysregulation and
weight gain among smokers, although available data suggest there are potential …

COPD is one of the leading causes of death in the United States and results in increased
healthcare costs and disability. Smoking is the main determinant of COPD development and …

Although impulsivity and sensation seeking have been consistently associated with
substance use, few studies have analyzed the relationship between changes in these …

Background Tobacco addiction is a chronic, relapsing mental disorder characterized by
compulsive tobacco seeking and smoking. Current evidence shows that tobacco addiction …

Background: Although individuals who experience childhood emotional maltreatment (CEM)
are more likely to use maladaptive emotion regulation strategies, resulting in vulnerability to …