Tag: Emotional dysregulation

Research indicates that adults with ADHD have a two to three times higher risk of developing alcohol use disorder compared to those without the condition. The perception that alcohol makes an individual with ADHD feel "hyper" is a common but dangerous misconception that often masks alcohol's true depressant effects and long-term risks.

According to psychologist Carl Jung's theory of cognitive functions, unhealthy Fe manifests as a deep fear of rejection, stemming from an excessive reliance on external validation. This toxic expression of extraverted feeling prioritizes group harmony at the expense of genuine personal needs, leading to people-pleasing, manipulation, and codependent behaviors.