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As observed by Zinbarg and Mineka (American Psychologist 62: 259–261, 2007), the study
of emotion regulation faces significant challenges that need to be addressed. In reviewing …

FIGURE 18.1. Two axes for classifying emotion regulation strategies (adaptive vs. maladapti
explicit vs. implicit) adaptive and explicit (Quadrant I), such as cognitively reframing a …

The idea that emotions are sometimes helpful and sometimes unhelpful is a very old one. So
too is the idea that when emotions are unhelpful, one can take steps to alter them. This …

Never before has the pace of research on emotion and emotion regulation been as vigorous
as it is today. This news is welcomed by researchers who study psychological therapies and …

Every perception must lead to some nervous result. If this be the normal emotional
expression, it soon expends itself, and in the natural course of things a calm succeeds. But if …

Have you ever gotten so angry that you've done something really spiteful? Or felt so much
love for your child that you've bored someone to tears by recounting your child's exploits? Or …

Emotions play a central role in many aspects of our lives. In the contexts of ongoing
intergroup conflicts, when people suspect that their fundamental beliefs, identities, and even …

Emotion and emotion regulation occur in dynamic contexts that involve modulation based on
the identification and perception of emotional experiences. Consequently, emotion …