Definition of dysregulation in English:

dysregulation

noun ˌdɪsrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌdisreɡ(y)əˈlāSHən

mass noun

Abnormality or impairment in the regulation of a metabolic, physiological, or psychological process.
family dysfunction may contribute to emotional dysregulation
count noun the phenomenon of narcolepsy can be understood in terms of a dysregulation of rapid eye movement sleep
Example sentencesExamples
- Addiction can be viewed as a dysregulation of brain reward systems resulting in compulsive use and loss of control over drug taking.
- In addition, further studies are needed on the dysregulation noted in the infants.
- Experts now recognize that depression is a multifaceted disorder with dysregulation in a number of different systems.
- They highlight that glucose dysregulation poses significant challenges - and opportunities - for the comprehensive care of people with schizophrenia.
- Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular.
- Given Anne's level of distress, a key issue in treatment for this couple was dealing with emotional dysregulation.
- It offers a child a safe haven from which to explore feelings, behaviors and issues ranging from self-esteem to severe emotional dysregulation.
- Postpartum dysregulation of the thyroid gland has been considered as another possible cause of depression.

Definition of dysregulation in US English:

dysregulation

nounˌdisreɡ(y)əˈlāSHən

Abnormality or impairment in the regulation of a metabolic, physiological, or psychological process.
family dysfunction may contribute to emotional dysregulation
the phenomenon of narcolepsy can be understood in terms of a dysregulation of rapid eye movement sleep
Example sentencesExamples
- Addiction can be viewed as a dysregulation of brain reward systems resulting in compulsive use and loss of control over drug taking.
- It offers a child a safe haven from which to explore feelings, behaviors and issues ranging from self-esteem to severe emotional dysregulation.
- Given Anne's level of distress, a key issue in treatment for this couple was dealing with emotional dysregulation.
- They highlight that glucose dysregulation poses significant challenges - and opportunities - for the comprehensive care of people with schizophrenia.
- In addition, further studies are needed on the dysregulation noted in the infants.
- Experts now recognize that depression is a multifaceted disorder with dysregulation in a number of different systems.
- Postpartum dysregulation of the thyroid gland has been considered as another possible cause of depression.
- Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular.

单词	dysregulation
释义	Definition of dysregulation in English: dysregulation noun ˌdɪsrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌdisreɡ(y)əˈlāSHən mass noun Abnormality or impairment in the regulation of a metabolic, physiological, or psychological process. family dysfunction may contribute to emotional dysregulation count noun the phenomenon of narcolepsy can be understood in terms of a dysregulation of rapid eye movement sleep Example sentencesExamples Addiction can be viewed as a dysregulation of brain reward systems resulting in compulsive use and loss of control over drug taking. In addition, further studies are needed on the dysregulation noted in the infants. Experts now recognize that depression is a multifaceted disorder with dysregulation in a number of different systems. They highlight that glucose dysregulation poses significant challenges - and opportunities - for the comprehensive care of people with schizophrenia. Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular. Given Anne's level of distress, a key issue in treatment for this couple was dealing with emotional dysregulation. It offers a child a safe haven from which to explore feelings, behaviors and issues ranging from self-esteem to severe emotional dysregulation. Postpartum dysregulation of the thyroid gland has been considered as another possible cause of depression. Definition of dysregulation in US English: dysregulation nounˌdisreɡ(y)əˈlāSHən Abnormality or impairment in the regulation of a metabolic, physiological, or psychological process. family dysfunction may contribute to emotional dysregulation the phenomenon of narcolepsy can be understood in terms of a dysregulation of rapid eye movement sleep Example sentencesExamples Addiction can be viewed as a dysregulation of brain reward systems resulting in compulsive use and loss of control over drug taking. It offers a child a safe haven from which to explore feelings, behaviors and issues ranging from self-esteem to severe emotional dysregulation. Given Anne's level of distress, a key issue in treatment for this couple was dealing with emotional dysregulation. They highlight that glucose dysregulation poses significant challenges - and opportunities - for the comprehensive care of people with schizophrenia. In addition, further studies are needed on the dysregulation noted in the infants. Experts now recognize that depression is a multifaceted disorder with dysregulation in a number of different systems. Postpartum dysregulation of the thyroid gland has been considered as another possible cause of depression. Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular.
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