Using a transdiagnostic approach to examine the associations among internalizing symptoms, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance
William J. Tanguy,
Kiran Kaur,
Anu Asnaani
Abstract:Difficulty tolerating distress (e.g., distress tolerance [DT]) and regulating emotions (e.g., emotion regulation [ER]) are implicated as transdiagnostic risk factors for various internalizing disorders. The present study investigated the relationships among six internalizing disorder symptoms, baseline ER, and DT in college students ( N = 137) to identify which internalizing disorders were most closely associated with DT. We expected ER and internalizing symptoms to be associated with DT and that ER would mode… Show more
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