Emotion regulation (ER) strategies are often implemented to reduce negative affect and boost positive affect. While research has focused on the relation between negative affect and less effective ER strategy use, more work is needed to investigate how ER strategies modulate positive affect and bolster individuals’ sens...
Wisteria Y. Deng, Benjamin Chong, Yu-Tong Zhu et al.· Affective Science· 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
Research shows that individuals regulate their emotions using various strategies, depending on the specific context. To develop a deeper understanding of regulatory processes, it is crucial to understand which contextual features are related to the emotion regulation strategies individuals choose. This study is the fir...
Ashley M. Battaglini, J. LeMoult, C. Nardelli et al.· Collabra: Psychology· 0 citations
Emotion regulation is centrally important to work life. Being able to control one's emotions and show what is needed on the job is highly valued, as is being able to manage the emotions of others. Dominant perspectives of emotion regulation tend to emphasize the experience of the regulator in isolation. In this revie...
James M. Diefendorff, Karen Niven, Wei-Ong Xin· Annual Review of Organizatio...· 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
Evidence on the daily within-person relationship between emotion regulation strategies and creativity remains limited, particularly in non-service contexts. This study addresses this gap by examining the indirect relationship between day-level deep and surface acting and creativity via positive affect, and the mode...
Lynn Schmodde, M. Wehner· Journal of Managerial Psycho...· 0 citations
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