Personality and emotion dysregulation profiles predict differential engagement in a wide range of health-risk behaviors.
Gemma T WallaceKimberly L HenryKaren Caplovitz BarrettBradley T ConnerPublished in: Journal of American college health : J of ACH (2021)
Results elucidate heterogeneity in health-risk behavior engagement. Focusing on emotional difficulties may be more important for reducing self-injury and suicidality than disordered eating, substance misuse, and risky sex.