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This research examines the relationship between misophonia, parental emotional expression, familial functioning, and childhood trauma in adolescents.

March 14, 2026

Misophonia in Adolescents: The Interplay of Parental Emotional Expression, Family Functioning, and Childhood Trauma—A Cross‐Sectional Control Study

Key Points

This research examines the relationship between misophonia, parental emotional expression, familial functioning, and childhood trauma in adolescents.
Cross-sectional control study design
Focus on adolescents with misophonia symptoms
Assessment of family functioning and emotional expression
Evaluation of childhood trauma experiences
Childhood trauma is significantly associated with the development of misophonia in adolescents
Parental emotional expression influences emotional functioning related to misophonia
Family functioning plays a critical role in managing misophonia symptoms

Abstract

Findings suggest that misophonia in adolescence may be shaped by early adverse experiences and relational patterns that contribute to difficulties in emotional functioning. Family-based and trauma-informed approaches should be considered when assessing and treating adolescents presenting with misophonia symptoms.

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Journals

Journal of Clinical Psychology

Institutions

Sağlık Bilimleri Üniversitesi

University of Health Sciences Antigua

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