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Meanings of emotion regulation in English
Russian
эмоциональная саморегуляция Spanish
autorregulación emocional Psychological ability to respond to the ongoing demands of experience with the range of emotions in a manner that is socially tolerable and sufficiently flexible.
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Examples for "emotional self-regulation"
Examples for "emotional self-regulation"
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Social interactions, like singing, can help with emotional self-regulation.
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TARA contains training of autonomic and emotional self-regulation, interoceptive awareness, relational skills, and value-based committed action.
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Suggestions for intervention strategies are provided where specific focus on parental responsibility recognition, emotional self-regulation, increased responsiveness, and cooperation between parents are highlighted.
Usage of emotion regulation in English
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Background: Contemporary theories and evidence implicate defective emotion regulation in violent behaviour.
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Finally, several theoretical issues for incidental and intentional emotion regulation are discussed.
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Introduction: Alexithymia and anhedonia both refer to a deficit in emotion regulation.
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Students' baseline characteristics accounted for substantial degrees of change in emotion regulation.
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Problems with emotion regulation are a common feature across perinatal mental illnesses.
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However, almost no studies have examined how emotion regulation relates to emotional inertia.
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Clinical relevance: Parent-child interactions are a key component of children's emotion regulation development.
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Furthermore expressive suppression as a means of emotion regulation was related to alexithymia.
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This approach can potentially lead to powerful therapeutic emotion regulation protocols for neuropsychiatric disorders.
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This study also showed that control and clinical sample have different emotion regulation capacities.
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Our results demonstrate that connectivity-based neurofeedback training of emotion regulation networks enhances emotion regulation capabilities.
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Disorders of emotion regulation such as anxiety disorders and depression are common and yet debilitating.
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Results show that prenatal maternal depression was associated with lower emotion regulation and greater distress.
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Implications for emotion regulation and clinical interventions are discussed.
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Eating can represent a reward, a response to boredom, or stress reduction and emotion regulation.
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The authors suggest a broad framework for emotion regulation that includes both deliberative and incidental forms.
Translations for emotion regulation
Russian