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ISSN:1528-3542

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Claire M Growney,David A Balota,Tammy English Claire M Growney
Emotion regulation (ER) is thought to rely on cognitive resources, with prior work identifying positive associations between both fluid and crystallized cognitive ability and successful ER. While emotional well-being tends to improve with a...
Joshua Shulkin,Andrew Lac,Kristen L Rudd et al. Joshua Shulkin et al.
People develop distinct relationships with their emotions based on the varied ways they experience, view, and regulate their emotions. In turn, this may affect individuals' mental health outcomes. Several constructs concerning these emotion...
Yingying Ye,Yifan Li,XiangJie Qin et al. Yingying Ye et al.
Attachment and social emotion regulation strategies play crucial roles in social interactions and are associated with the maintenance and exacerbation of depressive symptoms. However, previous studies have relied on retrospective questionna...
Zoë Fowler,Kyle Fiore Law,Oliver R Bontkes et al. Zoë Fowler et al.
Emotions play a crucial role in a host of goal-directed cognitive processes such as imagining and planning for the future. From hope to despair, shared emotions within representations of the future can motivate farsighted decisions and faci...
Ovidia A Stanoi,Danielle Cosme,Mia Jovanova et al. Ovidia A Stanoi et al.
Close social relationships are critical for emotional well-being. The COVID-19 pandemic severely disrupted in-person contact with friends, particularly among young adults, for whom friendships support key developmental goals. In a longitudi...
Jaimie M Lunsford,Kari M Eddington Jaimie M Lunsford
This study used a qualitative approach to examine how specificity in emotional labeling (reflecting greater differentiation) and clarity of emotion attributions in daily life are associated with depressive symptoms and cognition (rumination...
Roza G Kamiloğlu,Christiaan Meijer,Disa A Sauter et al. Roza G Kamiloğlu et al.
Nonverbal vocalizations like "Ew!" and "Ugh!" are often used to communicate disgust. While disgust evolved primarily to promote the avoidance of pathogens (pathogen disgust), it is also expressed toward moral violations (moral disgust). In ...
Kate Sweeny,Janine Medina Huerta,Jason Hawes et al. Kate Sweeny et al.
Flow is the experience of being deeply immersed in an activity, an experience that researchers have embraced as a predictor of well-being. Although research on the beneficial effects of flow is widespread, its multidisciplinary nature has p...
Jolie B Wormwood,Tess Reid,Alexandra Ecker et al. Jolie B Wormwood et al.
Individual differences in the intensity (e.g., emotional reactivity and mean affect), variety (e.g., emodiversity and range of emotions), and specificity (e.g., emotional granularity and alexithymia) of self-reported emotion experiences thr...
Tyrone J Sgambati,Conrado Eiroa-Solans,Ozlem N Ayduk Tyrone J Sgambati
Presidential elections are a period of heightened negative affect for many Americans. Emotion regulation strategies are known to alleviate single-shot experiences of negative affect, but it is unclear how some of these strategies work in th...