Titlebook: Caged Emotions; Adaptation, Control Ben Laws Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springe

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Emotions Before Prisoniences. On the whole, participants in this study had had extremely unstable lives before coming to prison. These early experiences shaped many emotional dimensions of life before participants entered prison, especially: levels of emotional literacy, emotion regulation strategies, ability to express

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Emotions and ‘the Self’ in Prisono describe how prisoners managed their emotions. More specifically, emotion management is placed into different thematic categories such as ‘bottling up’, ‘diluting’, ‘distilling’ and ‘discharging’ feeling. These strategies were often used in combination by prisoners and had a range of important pro

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Relational Emotions in Prisone of sharing of emotions within groups (e.g. with other prisoners, officers, and family members). Reaching out to others in this manner functioned as a way of giving and receiving support and was a form of rebalancing that helped prisoners ward off emotional extremes. Second, the chapter goes on to

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The Body and Solitary Confinements disembodiment. The body can be viewed as a particularly important site of analysis in solitary confinement. Given the sedentary nature of the body, inherent material deprivations, and absence of social connection in these spaces, focusing on embodiment helps to increase understanding about how pri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-96083-4violence; power in prison; forensic psychology; prison sociology; solitary confinement; free spaces; rehab