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 of Ancient Chinese Civilizationo be consciously aware of their emotions, but may also suffer from deficits in mentalizing capacity and, therefore, may be impaired in their understanding of social interaction. Clinical observations and empirical evidence that support this hypothesis are reviewed.

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Emotion Regulation and Mentalization in Somatoform Disorderso be consciously aware of their emotions, but may also suffer from deficits in mentalizing capacity and, therefore, may be impaired in their understanding of social interaction. Clinical observations and empirical evidence that support this hypothesis are reviewed.

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Emotion Regulation and Well-Being: A View from Different Angleswell as for psychological well-being and health in general. Can some ER strategies be classified as adaptive while other strategies are maladaptive? What are the important factors determining the adaptive value of ER strategies and to what extent is such a classification generalizable across context

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Capacities, Targets, and Tactics: Lifespan Emotion Regulation from the Perspective of Developmental g literature has begun examining age related differences in these phenomena. Almost without exception, current opinion suggests that patterns of EER improve with age. However, the literature taken as supportive of this claim contains few clear demonstrations and there is an assumption that self-repo

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Social Cognitive Factors in Emotion Regulation: Implications for Well-Beingtive -factors: first, beliefs about controllability and self-efficacy; second, values and goals; and, third, strategies and competencies. Whereas strategies and competencies have received considerable attention in the emotion regulation literature, this has not been the case for the other two factor

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