Titlebook: Emotion Regulation and Well-Being; Ivan Nyklí?ek,Ad Vingerhoets,Marcel Zeelenberg Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-2687-6icipation of negative self-conscious emotions such as shame or guilt can motivate avoidance of immoral or asocial behavior (I will not do that, otherwise I will feel ashamed), and the anticipation of positive self-conscious emotions such as pride can stimulate compliance with social and moral norms

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59273-8oth sensitive to others’ reactions, yet women seem to be especially sensitive to the negative implications of their anger displays, resulting in either more indirect anger expressions or more reconciliation after direct expressions.

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Origins and Foundations of Computingh mood and anxiety disorders. Finally, we discuss the promise of EMA for improving the assessment and treatment of emotional disorders, as well as highlighting several priority areas for future investigation.

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Capacities, Targets, and Tactics: Lifespan Emotion Regulation from the Perspective of Developmental m, concentrating on lifespan variation in organismic capacity, regulatory targets, and the tactics used to attain them. Data and theory germane to lifespan issues in emotion regulation are reviewed, the tenets of the approach are presented, and the possibility of lifespan -variation in the effects o

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Perseverative Cognition, Psychopathology, and Somatic Health cope with possible threats to goal attainment and have difficulties to recognize signals of safety. In conclusion, research on the PC hypothesis has provided valuable insight into the link between stressful events, psychopathology, and somatic health.

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Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation, and Well-Beingrmony) via which mindfulness is argued to exert its beneficial effects on a number of lower-level intermediate factors, including largely nonvolitional ER, finally influencing a person’s psychological well-being.

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Intergroup Emotions: More than the Sum of the Partseview work from a dual path model of collective action and social change that incorporates efficacy and emotions-focused coping routes to social change. Overall, there is strong evidence that group emotions are functional (if not always prosocial) in regulating behavior at the group level by validat