Cultural models of emotion manifest in descriptions of everyday experience: A case study of the United States and Belgium [0.03%]
文化模型在情绪中体现于日常体验的描述——以美国和比利时为例
Katie Hoemann,Rüya Su Şencan,Anouck Cochez et al.
Katie Hoemann et al.
Language provides a window onto how people conceptualize their subjective experiences, including emotions. Although rare, linguistic analyses that go beyond emotion words provide deep insights into emotional experience across cultures. In t...
Alexithymia and ill-being and well-being: The role of emotion regulation [0.03%]
alexithymia与不良状态和良好状态：情绪调节的作用
David A Preece,Ashish Mehta,Daniel Wurgaft et al.
David A Preece et al.
Alexithymia is an important risk factor for psychopathology. However, it is not yet clear why. Here, we examine alexithymia's relationship with both ill-being and well-being outcomes and test whether emotion regulation patterns are a key me...
The why behind the how: The association between motive and strategy use in interpersonal emotion regulation [0.03%]
动机与策略使用之间的关系：人际情感调节的“为何”与“如何”
Anh Tran,Katharine H Greenaway,Elise K Kalokerinos
Anh Tran
Interpersonal emotion regulation is a central means through which people seek and provide emotional support. Understanding people's motives for engaging in interpersonal emotion regulation-and how these motives relate to the strategies they...
A critical test of emotion regulation strategy effectiveness in daily life: Individual differences and situational contexts [0.03%]
情绪调节策略在日常生活中的关键检验：个体差异和情境因素
Mario Wenzel,Theda Radtke,Thomas Kubiak et al.
Mario Wenzel et al.
Emotion regulation is considered central to hedonic well-being, with substantial evidence linking emotion regulation strategies to indicators of physical and mental health. Research has typically emphasized the general short-term effectiven...
Affective intensity of enacted stigma events and emotion regulation strategy use among sexual and gender minorities [0.03%]
性少数群体经历的污名事件的情感强度及其情绪调节策略使用情况研究
Christina Dyar
Christina Dyar
The emotion regulation choice framework (Sheppes, 2020) proposes that the affective intensity of a stressor (i.e., how distressing a stressor is) influences the selection of emotion regulation strategies. The present study aimed to test thi...
Examining daily affect variability by individual differences among a diverse community sample [0.03%]
通过个体差异考察多元社区样本的日情绪变化
Veronica M Kraft,Dusti R Jones,Joshua M Smyth et al.
Veronica M Kraft et al.
Variability in daily emotional experiences may be important for both mental and physical health and may be influenced by individual differences such as age, gender, race, and ethnicity. Research on individual differences in affect variabili...
Asymmetry in updating of emotion inferences from faces and situations [0.03%]
面孔和情境引发情绪推断的更新效应的不对称性研究
Srishti Goel,Jennifer Guadalupe Duenas,Maria Gendron
Srishti Goel
Our inferences about others' emotions often unfold over time as the information accessible to perceivers changes. Yet little is known about these dynamic aspects of emotion inference, including how flexible inferences are with different typ...
Examining distinctions between polyregulation and single-strategy emotion regulation [0.03%]
探究多元调节与单一策略情绪调节的区别
Jocelyn Lai,Matthew H S Ng,Tammy English et al.
Jocelyn Lai et al.
Polyregulation refers to the simultaneous or sequential use of emotion regulation (ER) approaches. Although research has documented that polyregulation is common, more research is needed to clarify when it occurs and how it relates to ER pr...
Attachment, oxytocin, and maternal recollections: Further evidence for the salience hypothesis [0.03%]
依附、催产素与母亲回忆的关联性：促进假说进一步证据
Melissa Shemirani,Willis Klein,Jonas P Nitschke et al.
Melissa Shemirani et al.
Childhood memories featuring primary caregivers are the basis of attachment working models. Oxytocin plays a critical role in attachment bonding and social memory possibly by enhancing the emotional salience of social cues. Consistent with ...
Ideal affect outside the head: Popular song lyrics emphasize low-arousal positive affect in Japan and high-arousal positive affect in the United States [0.03%]
理想的情绪感受：在日本的流行歌词中低唤醒正性情绪占优势，在美国的流行歌词中高唤醒正性情绪占优势
Beth Morling,Hiroki Masui,Yuri Miyamoto
Beth Morling
According to affect valuation theory (Tsai et al., 2006), culture shapes the emotions people ideally want to feel. In middle-class European-American settings, people usually report that they would ideally like to feel high-arousal positive ...