Aim: The present study was conducted to compare alexithymia in addicted and nonaddicted people in Isfahan in 2013. Methods: It had a causal-comparative research method; therefore, 58 addicts who referred to addiction treatment centers of Isfahan were selected through available method. After selecting addicted samples, nonaddicted samples (58 individuals) were chosen from the people living in Isfahan via systematic sampling. Nonaddicted samples were matched to the addicted ones according to the variables of age, gender, educational level, and lodging. The applied instruments in the current study included: The questionnaire of demographic variables and Torento′s (1994) 20-item scale of alexithymia. The achieved data were analyzed through MANO...
In the scientific literature, the term of addiction is currently used to describe a whole range of p...
Background: Emotional strengthening, facilitates being faced with life challenges and improves the l...
Alexithymia is a vulnerability factor for physical and mental illness that can significantly influen...
AbstractThe present study aimed at the comparison of the prevalence of Alexithymia among patients wi...
The addiction to psychoactive drugs still remains among the relevant research topics. The research h...
(from the journal abstract) Alexithymia is a multidimensional concept associating an emotional compo...
Introduction: One of the common problems in contemporary world is addiction and its side effects. De...
AbstractIn the present study attempt has been made to investigate the extent of alexithymia in patie...
AbstractAlexithymia and self-regulation of patients with substance abuse disorder and normal individ...
Considering the importance of perceived level of temptation on treatment programs in substance users...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia has been associated with substance use, but the magnitude of the association has not bee...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
In the scientific literature, the term of addiction is currently used to describe a whole range of p...
Background: Emotional strengthening, facilitates being faced with life challenges and improves the l...
Alexithymia is a vulnerability factor for physical and mental illness that can significantly influen...
AbstractThe present study aimed at the comparison of the prevalence of Alexithymia among patients wi...
The addiction to psychoactive drugs still remains among the relevant research topics. The research h...
(from the journal abstract) Alexithymia is a multidimensional concept associating an emotional compo...
Introduction: One of the common problems in contemporary world is addiction and its side effects. De...
AbstractIn the present study attempt has been made to investigate the extent of alexithymia in patie...
AbstractAlexithymia and self-regulation of patients with substance abuse disorder and normal individ...
Considering the importance of perceived level of temptation on treatment programs in substance users...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
Alexithymia has been associated with substance use, but the magnitude of the association has not bee...
Alexithymia is characterized by difficulty identifying feelings, difficulty describing feelings, and...
In the scientific literature, the term of addiction is currently used to describe a whole range of p...
Background: Emotional strengthening, facilitates being faced with life challenges and improves the l...
Alexithymia is a vulnerability factor for physical and mental illness that can significantly influen...