Highlights•The relationships between PTSD, negative emotions, and emotion regulation
(ER) are reviewed.•Shame, guilt, anger, disgust and ER difficulties are associated with …

The present study examined how neuroticism, extraversion, and emotion regulation were
related to loneliness and well-being during 6 weeks of major public life restrictions in the …

Traumatic events, especially massive trauma resulting from catastrophic incidents, wars, or
severe abuse can elicit significant neuropsychological alterations, with profound …

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 …

Emotional dysregulation is a construct that has drawn substantial attention as a
transdiagnostic contributing factor to the loss of health. Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a …

Dimensions of psychological flexibility (PF) have been linked to healthy functioning
suggesting that the various dimensions within the Hexaflex model represent critical factors …

Research on emotion regulation (ER) has increasingly recognized that people use multiple
strategies simultaneously, often referred to as ER repertoire. Prior research found that ER …

Abstract Background General Emotion Dysregulation (GED) is increasingly implicated as an
underlying factor in personality pathology; however, the regulation of specific emotions, such …

Objective: Theoretical and empirical evidence has begun to delineate posttraumatic stress
disorder (PTSD) and racial trauma, but the degree to which individual psychological …

The current study was to examine the relationship among depressive symptoms, post-
traumatic stress symptoms, emotion regulatory self-efficacy and suicide risk. A cross …