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
Although early maladaptive schemas (EMSs) are known to affect self-focused emotion regulation and psychological symptoms, little is known about how they are associated with individuals’ emotional behaviors toward others. This study examined the associations between EMSs and other-directed interpersonal emotion regula...
Jun Shigematsu, Ryota Kobayashi· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Background: A high prevalence of somatisation is associated with a strong impairment of quality of life. Recent research suggests common underlying mechanism of central sensitisation in functional syndromes and chronic pain, with emotion regulation (ER) processes closely linked to somatic symptoms. This study examines...
C. J. Muñoz Sosa, Bárbara Luque, E. García-Sancho et al.· Actas espanolas de psiquiatr...· 0 citations
Difficulties in emotion reactivity, awareness (alexithymia), and regulation are highly correlated and feature in a variety of psychological disorders. However, the nature of their connections remains largely unclear. In this study, we applied network analysis to build a network-based model of these three emotional cons...
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
ABSTRACT Background: The loss of a significant other may lead to prolonged grief disorder (PGD), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, somatic symptoms, and loneliness. Comparative thinking about one’s well-being (e.g. social, temporal, counterfactual, or expectation-based comparisons) may act as a...
P. Schlechter, T. Hoppen, George A. Bonanno et al.· European Journal of Psychotr...· 0 citations
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