Systematic review reveals shared neural mechanisms for emotional dysregulation in transdiagnostic disorders, suggesting targeted interventions are needed.
These findings provide new insights into the neural circuitry of transdiagnostic ED and suggest that disorders, such as BPD, ADHD, and BD, share common neural mechanisms, particularly in regions involved in emotional reactivity and cognitive regulation. The results have important clinical implications for developing targeted interventions to address both emotional and cognitive deficits in ED. Future research should explore causal mechanisms and incorporate diverse clinical populations to further understand neurobiological basis of ED.
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