… We see a person experience a blocked goal, eg, a child may not have her favorite toy at
school. Because we know she adores that toy, we infer from her appropriate behavior – let’s say …

… could be crucial in differentiating people who recover easily from … Depressed people and
people at risk for depression have … inhibition and emotion regulation and its role in depression. …

… Difficulties in emotion regulation may contribute to the … how emotion regulation strategies
reported by individuals at risk … of emotion regulation in people at heightened risk of mania. …

… or not difficulties in emotion regulation and mentalization deficits were related to risk of FA
in a … be more likely to report difficulties in emotion regulation and deficits in mentalization. In …

… identifying how people decide which emotional situations to … associated with emotion
dysregulation risk can differ … the identification of genetic risk for emotion dysregulation. In addition, …

… Thus, although there is no fixed or consensually defined age limit for being classified as
CHR we know little about the risk in people above the age of 40. In regard to males, it seems …

… The potential for agentic emotion regulation transfer seems worthy of further empirical
attention particularly if the high-risk domain can both help people develop an understanding of …

… the processes of emotion regulation and dysregulation. We define emotion regulation as the
intra-… Whereas the emotions mediate a person's adaptive functioning by providing crucial …

… under risk, and the underlying neural circuitry. That is, can the effective use of emotion regulation
… stimulus influence decision-making under risk and neural structures involved in reward …

… emotion regulation (ER), however, highlights that humans typically make efforts to control
emotion … decision effects of emotion vary according to the way in which a person regulates the …