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

Emotion regulation research links regulatory responding to important outcomes in
psychological well-being, physical health, and interpersonal relations, but several …

Contextual factors shape emotion regulation (ER). The intensity of emotional stimuli may be
such a contextual factor that influences the selection and moderates the effectiveness of ER …

Successful emotion regulation (ER) is important for a wide range of psychosocial outcomes.
Specific ER strategies have been identified as being more or less likely to be successful …

In this chapter, we first discuss how we are using the slippery terms" emotion" and" emotion
regulation." Next, we present a process model of emotion regulation and review …

Recent studies have begun to document the diversity of ways people regulate their
emotions. However, one unanswered question is why people regulate their emotions as …

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

Emotion regulation (ER) repertoire—the range of different ER strategies an individual
utilizes across situations—is assumed to enable more adaptive ER and greater well-being …

Introduction: Researchers have examined how several contexts impact the effectiveness of
emotion regulation strategies. However, few have considered the emotion-to-be-regulated …

One of the central tenets of emotion theory is that emotions involve coordinated changes
across experiential, behavioral, and physiological response domains. Surprisingly little is …