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Genetics of emotion regulation
Neuroscience, 2009Emotions can be powerful drivers of behavior that may be adaptive or maladaptive for the individual. Thus, the ability to alter one's emotions, to regulate them, should be beneficial to an individual's success of survival and fitness. What is the biological basis of this ability? And what are the biological mechanisms that impart individual differences
T, Canli, J, Ferri, E A, Duman
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American Psychologist
Collective emotional responses represent responses of multiple people to an emotional situation. Such responses are ubiquitous in many contexts, such as conflicts, crises, and celebrations. Yet, a closer look at processes of collective emotions leads to an observation: collective emotion often co-occurs with attempts to influence the emotions of the ...
Amit Goldenberg, Yajun Cao
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Collective emotional responses represent responses of multiple people to an emotional situation. Such responses are ubiquitous in many contexts, such as conflicts, crises, and celebrations. Yet, a closer look at processes of collective emotions leads to an observation: collective emotion often co-occurs with attempts to influence the emotions of the ...
Amit Goldenberg, Yajun Cao
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Emotion, Emotion Regulation, and Psychopathology
Clinical Psychological Science, 2014Many psychiatric disorders are widely thought to involve problematic patterns of emotional reactivity and emotion regulation. Unfortunately, it has proven far easier to assert the centrality of “emotion dysregulation” than to rigorously document the ways in which individuals with various forms of psychopathology differ from healthy individuals in their
James J. Gross, Hooria Jazaieri
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Emotional Regulation, Emotional Intelligence, and Emotional Regulation Flexibility: What's the Knot?
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2020This article is a study of emotional regulation and emotional intelligence in the organization context. The critical dimensions of both the constructs are discussed in the article.
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EMOTIONAL REGULATION STRATEGIES AND NEGOTIATION
Psychological Reports, 2004This study examined the relationship between profit achievement and emotional regulation strategies, using Kelley's Negotiation Game to measure profit achievement. The game involves bargaining for the prices of three products. Emotional Regulation Strategies were measured by The Emotional Regulation Questionnaire.
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Emotional regulation and emotional development
Educational Psychology Review, 1991Current neofunctionalist views of emotion underscore the biologically adaptive and psychologically constructive contributions of emotion to organized behavior, but little is known of the development of the emotional regulatory processes by which this is fostered.
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This study aimed to identify the emotions experienced by students engaged in a project assignment for the Instructional Technologies course, the emotion regulation strategies they employed, and the motives behind their use of these strategies. The sample comprised 20 undergraduate students enrolled in the Instructional Technologies course at a state ...
Eda Bakır-Yalçın, Yasin Yalçın
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Eda Bakır-Yalçın, Yasin Yalçın
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