Investigation reveals disinhibition moderates subjective emotional responses to anger provocation in traumatic brain injury, suggesting impaired regulation drives altered reactivity.
Altered reactivity to emotional stimuli is common after traumatic brain injury (TBI), which is suggested to reflect difficulties with emotion regulation. While disinhibition is common after moderate-to-severe TBI, limited research has investigated the link between disinhibition and emotional reactivity in this clinical group. The aim of this research, therefore, was to investigate the relationship between disinhibition and TBI to anger provocation.
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