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Alexithymia, also
called emotional blindness, is a
neuropsychological phenomenon characterized by
significant challenges in recognizing, expressing, feeling...
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Toronto Alexithymia Scale is a
measure of
deficiency in understanding, processing, or
describing emotions. It was
developed in 1986 and
later revised...
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positive correlation between alexithymia and
exploitative beliefs,
suggesting those with
higher levels of
alexithymia were more
likely to
endorse the...
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different mental disorders. Some
individuals described as
loners have
alexithymia,
characterized by the
inability to
identify and
describe emotions. Other...
- (2003). "Stressful life events,
social support,
attachment security and
alexithymia in vitiligo. A case-control study".
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics...
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levels of
alexithymia,
which is
difficulty in
identifying and
describing one's emotions.
Although AS,
lower sleep quality, and
alexithymia are ****ociated...
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aspects of sarcasm,
which to some
degree may also be due to co-occurring
alexithymia. But
recent research has
increasingly questioned these findings, as the...
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similarity between Paddock's
demeanor and the
psychological construct alexithymia,
which might have
modulated his
decision to
conduct the
shooting given...
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compulsive disorder (OCD),
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),
alexithymia,
somatic symptom disorder, and
illness anxiety disorder. The contemporary...
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include avolition,
alogia and
catatonic behaviour.
Closely related is
alexithymia – a
condition describing people who "lack
words for
their feelings. They...
