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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Sketch of Abraham receiving the Angels,fulness and psychological well-being are well-established both in correlational and in intervention studies comparing the effects of mindfulness-based psychological interventions with various control groups. Because emotion regulation (ER) is also related to psychological well-being, the relationshi

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View of a town with a cathedral, emotion that arises when a chosen outcome is, or is believed to be, worse than a nonchosen alternative. The experience and anticipation of regret has been linked to important real-life decisions. However, previous research on regret has, to a large extent, relied on younger participants and to date

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59273-8he pressure for emotion regulation is high, the social context can be considered as important in explaining these gender differences. In the present chapter, the association between the social context and the regulation of anger expression for men and women will be discussed, with a focus on social