Covers regulated emotions and emotional dysregulation.
Emotional dysregulation is a common characteristic of ADHD. It refers to an impaired ability to control emotional responses, leading to extreme or overblown reactions that don't necessarily match the situation. Here are some key signs and symptoms of emotional dysregulation in individuals with ADHD:
Emotional reactions that seem out of sync with their cause.
Difficulty calming down, even when aware of overreacting.
Low tolerance for frustration or annoyance.
Being temperamental or prone to sudden outbursts.
Feeling completely overwhelmed by emotions.
Difficulty refocusing attention away from the emotion.
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