Emotion regulation (ER) has been conceptualized as processes through which individuals
modulate their emotions consciously and non-consciously to respond appropriately to …

Despite growing research on emotion regulation (ER) strategies and psychopathology,
research has primarily focused on identifying one-to-one associations between ER …

Emerging research suggests that two features of emotional contexts (emotion intensity,
emotion type) predict spontaneous use of emotion regulation (ER) strategies. However, prior …

How do people flexibly regulate their emotions in order to manage the diverse demands of
varying situations? This question assumes particular importance given the central role that …

Emotion regulation (ER) strategies are often categorized as universally adaptive or
maladaptive. However, it has recently been proposed that this view is overly simplistic …

Research has shown a link between emotion regulation (ER) repertoire, the range of ER
strategies an individual employs and the degree to which they rely on them, and well-being …

Emotion regulation has been conceptualized as a process by which individuals modify their
emotional experiences, expressions, and physiology and the situations eliciting such …

The ability to successfully regulate emotion plays a key role in healthy development and the
maintenance of psychological well‐being. Although great strides have been made in …

Emotion is essential in human functioning. Adequate emotion regulation (ER) is thought to
be a prerequisite for adaptive functioning in daily life as well as for psychological well-being …

In the last decades, emotion regulation (ER) received increasing attention and became one
of the most studied topics within the psychological field. Nevertheless, this construct has not …