Despite the importance of close friends for emotional development during adolescence, little is known about how affective experiences within friendships affect physical well-being. Across two studies and samples, the current study examined the extent that behaviors that amplify affect, emotional reactivity, and autonom...
Halle Bernstein, Mina Zare, Sarah K. Borowski· Merrill-Palmer quarterly· 0 citations
Acceptance (i.e., embracing emotions and thoughts without judging them) is an emotion regulation strategy that can benefit mental and physical health. To shed more light on its proximal physiological mechanisms, the present laboratory-based study examined links between the habitual use of acceptance and vagal reactivit...
Lillian X. Fu, David B Rompilla, Joseph A Mikels et al.· Emotion· 0 citations
Disturbances in positive emotion play a unique role in mental health problems, but little is known about how positive emotion regulation (ER) processes unfold in daily life. This study aimed to capture the dynamics of daily positive ER processes by investigating (1) which positive ER strategies individuals use, (2)...
E. van Roekel, Yasemin Erbaş, Jonas Everaert et al.· Motivation and Emotion· 1 citation
Emotion dysregulation is strongly linked to depressive disorders, yet distinctions between interpersonal and intrapersonal forms remain underexplored in daily life. This study examines emotion dysregulation in depression during close interpersonal interactions, comparing individuals with depression and healthy cont...
Vu Khanh Linh Pham, Karen Ollrogge, Luisa Daldrup et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Previous theories and empirical studies suggest that interpersonal emotion regulation (IER) and specific IER strategies are closely linked to emotional adjustment. However, reciprocal associations among these constructs have rarely been examined while accounting for the temporal stability, and the existing e...
Jia-Hui Chen, Xue Gong, Li-Xuan Huang et al.· Journal of Affective Disorde...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVE
Emotion regulation (ER) difficulties are frequently reported in individuals with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), yet most evidence derives from self-report data, and little is known about intra- and interpersonal ER preference and success under controlled conditions.
METHODS
In a preregistered multi...
I. Niedtfeld, Johanna Hepp, Sabine Schellhaas et al.· Biopsychosocial science and...· 0 citations
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