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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Origins and Foundations of Computingdy of the dynamics of experiences and behaviors as they occur over time and across settings in daily life. Since Myin-Germeys and colleagues (Psychological Medicine:1533–1547, 2009) recently published an excellent general overview of EMA applications in psychopathology research, this chapter focuses

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Origins of Ancient Chinese Civilizationentalization as a construct investigated in cognitive psychology is defined as the ability to refer mental states of others in order to predict their behavior. Developmental psychologists claim that the ability to represent emotions mentally is the cornerstone for the emergence of mentalizing capaci

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ychology and psychosomatics, clinical psychology, and socialEmotion is a basic phenomenon of human functioning, most of the time having an adaptive value enhancing our effectiveness in pursuing our goals in the broadest sense. Regulation of these emotions, however, is essential for adaptive function

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Stability of Non-Newtonian Fluid Flowse more evidence for this link between perception and emotion, explain how our view differs from mainstream appraisal theory, and discuss the interplay between global and more specific emotional reactions.

Brain-Waves

View of a town with a cathedral,chapter reviews evidence suggesting that there are good reasons to expect that older and younger adults may differ in their experience, anticipation, and regulation of regret due to both motivational and cognitive changes with age.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-2678-4attachment figure. Since there is a close connection between emotion regulation and well-being, this may explain why securely attached individuals generally have more satisfying relationships and a better well-being than their insecurely attached counterparts.

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The Experience and Regulation of Regret Across the Adult Life Spanchapter reviews evidence suggesting that there are good reasons to expect that older and younger adults may differ in their experience, anticipation, and regulation of regret due to both motivational and cognitive changes with age.

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Attachment, Emotion Regulation and Adult Cryingattachment figure. Since there is a close connection between emotion regulation and well-being, this may explain why securely attached individuals generally have more satisfying relationships and a better well-being than their insecurely attached counterparts.