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Emotional dysregulation is a transdiagnostic formulation mechanism that can amplify impulsivity, interpersonal rupture, avoidance, and risk.
Attachment avoidance may appear as self-sufficiency, emotional distance, minimisation of need, or disengagement under relational stress.
Dissociation can reduce overwhelming distress during threat but may later impair memory integration, presence, agency, and relational engagement.