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Conclusion: Patterns of Mobilization,sal emotions are valued in Western cultures. In emotion research, basic emotion and dimensional approaches to emotions are used. It is noted that the Indian scholarly tradition has an emotion approach known as the . theory. Emotion regulation has been approached from several vantage points, and is t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1954-3ter highlights the role of various cultural factors in shaping emotional distress and psychopathology. Further, it discusses various Western psychotherapeutic approaches as well as indigenous methods to foster emotional well-being in cross-cultural contexts. The efficacy and usefulness of adapted ps