dysrégulations

Dysregulation refers to a state where a system, whether biological, psychological, or social, is functioning improperly or outside of its normal range. This can involve a loss of control or an inability to maintain a stable equilibrium. In biological systems, dysregulation might manifest as imbalances in hormones, neurotransmitters, or immune responses. For example, a dysregulated immune system could lead to autoimmune diseases or allergies. In psychology, dysregulation is often associated with difficulties in managing emotions, thoughts, or behaviors. This can be seen in conditions like anxiety disorders, mood disorders, or personality disorders, where individuals struggle to regulate their internal states or their responses to external stimuli. Social dysregulation could describe a breakdown in social norms, order, or cooperation within a community or society. The term emphasizes a deviation from a regulated or controlled state, often leading to negative consequences for the system in question. Identifying and addressing dysregulations is a key aspect of many therapeutic and systemic interventions, aiming to restore balance and proper functioning.