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Pain interference and distress in chronic migraine: observing the influence of traumatic experiences through the lenses of the theory of mentalizing

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By Marco Cannavò, Janine Gullo, Nadia Barberis, Giorgio Falgares
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Chronic migraine is a highly burdening neurological condition that is often associated with psychiatric complications such as distress symptoms. Many studies showed that pain interference may determine different degrees of adaptation to the condition, while other findings suggest that traumatic experiences are common in individuals suffering from chronic migraine.
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Exploring the Association Between Childhood Emotional Maltreatment and Eating Disorder Symptoms During Pregnancy: A Moderated Mediation Model with Prenatal Emotional Distress and Social Support

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By Giulia Costanzo, Nadia Barberis, Marco Cannavò, Maria Rita Infurna
| MDPI
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Reflective functioning and Alexithymia as mediators between attachment and psychopathology symptoms: cross-sectional evidence in a community sample

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By Nadia Barberis, Marco Cannavò
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study sought to examine the role of Reflective Functioning and Alexithymia as mediators in the association between Attachment and Psychopathology. Questionnaires were administered to 1099 adults aged between 18 and 30 years. Results showed relations between Attachment Anxiety, Reflective Functioning, Alexithymia and Psychopathology. Moreover, Alexithymia was a mediator between Attachment, Reflective Functioning and Psychopathology.
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