Emotions unfold in the context of social interactions and relationships, where they serve
social ends. In this review, we discuss recent research on the social functions served by …

People's perceptions of their romantic partners are somewhat accurate but also contain
biases. In the current meta-analytic review, we sought to examine overall levels of accuracy …

In the current research, we apply a dyadic perspective of expressive suppression (ES) to test
whether ES represents a weak link, such that either actors' or partners' ES is sufficient to …

Interpersonal power involves how much actors can influence partners (actor power) and
how much partners can influence actors (partner power). Yet, most theories and …

Perceiving a partner's gratitude has several benefits for romantic relationships. We aimed to
better understand these associations by decomposing perceptions into accuracy and bias …

Guided by projection bias perspectives, this article sought to advance understanding of the
associations between body image and relationship and sexual satisfaction within …

The present study compares effects of expressive suppression to a less researched form of
expression-focused emotion regulation (namely, amplification) in terms of impact on …

There is an urgent need for effective and easily accessible interventions targeting young
adults' social connection. This study tests whether engaging in prosocial behavior can …

Sažetak Studies investigating the effects of emotion regulation on romantic partners'
relationship satisfaction (RS) found that proneness to use cognitive reappraisal exerts …

Accurately judging emotion regulation (ER) may help facilitate and maintain social
relationships. We investigated the accuracy and bias of ER judgments and their social …