disinhibition (Meaning)

disinhibition

loss or reduction of an inhibition (as by the action of interfering stimuli or events)

Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to disinhibition and reckless behavior.
Certain medications have disinhibiting effects that can impair judgment and control.
The disinhibition experienced in social situations can facilitate the expression of suppressed thoughts and emotions.
Brain injuries and neurological disorders can cause disinhibition, resulting in impulsive or inappropriate behavior.
Disinhibition is a symptom of some psychiatric conditions, such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
The use of disinhibiting substances, such as drugs or alcohol, can increase the risk of accidents and other negative consequences.
Disinhibition therapy aims to reduce socially inappropriate behaviors by teaching patients to control their impulses.
Environmental cues can trigger disinhibition in individuals with predisposing factors.
The disinhibiting effects of sleep deprivation can impair decision-making and increase the likelihood of risk-taking behavior.
Researchers are investigating the neural mechanisms underlying disinhibition to develop targeted interventions.

loss or reduction of an inhibition (as by the action of interfering stimuli or events)

incontinence, gratification, unconstraint, overindulgence, frankness, self-abandonment, bluntness, indulgence, unrestrainedness,uninhibitedness

restraint, constraint, reserve,inhibition, discretion, suppression, discipline, repression, self-control, refrainment

Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to disinhibition and reckless behavior.

Certain medications have disinhibiting effects that can impair judgment and control.

The disinhibition experienced in social situations can facilitate the expression of suppressed thoughts and emotions.

Brain injuries and neurological disorders can cause disinhibition, resulting in impulsive or inappropriate behavior.