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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Emotion regulation skills"”.
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Emotion regulation transmission in the context of parenting behaviors as predictors of adolescent substance use
The transmission of emotion regulation from parent to adolescent as well as the relationship between adolescent emotion regulation and substance use is not clearly understood in extant psychological literature. The present study hypothesizes that parents transmit their emotion regulation skills to …
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Individual differences in anxiety sensitivity: The role of emotion regulation and alexithymia
… also emphasized the additional importance of emotion regulation in predicting the development of anxiety disorders. The present study examined the interactive influence of anxiety sensitivity and emotion regulatory strategies on anxiety symptoms in an ethnically diverse sample recruited in …
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The Impact of Mood-State and Emotion Regulation on Negative Appraisal and Neutralising Motivations in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
… to investigate the impact of mood-state and emotion regulation skills on negative appraisal and neutralising activity in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Study 1 examined the impact of induced anxious, dysphoric and neutral mood-states on negative appraisals and neutralising motivations in …
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The Impact of Mood-State and Emotion Regulation on Negative Appraisal and Neutralising Motivations in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
… to investigate the impact of mood-state and emotion regulation skills on negative appraisal and neutralising activity in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Study 1 examined the impact of induced anxious, dysphoric and neutral mood-states on negative appraisals and neutralising motivations in …
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Attentional Processes in Youth with ASD and Co-Occurring Anxiety
… between attentional control, anxiety, and emotion regulation skills was also explored. Participants were 76 treatment seeking youth between the ages of 7 and 17 (Mage = 11.05, SD = 2.99) who met diagnostic criteria for an anxiety disorder and had either minimal symptoms of autism spectrum …
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An examination of parent-child interactions and developmental pathways of emotion regulation
<p>Research examining emotion regulation has indicated that children's success at home and school is enhanced through adaptive emotion regulation skills (Eisenburg, Spinrad & Morris, 2002). This is particularly true in the areas of social competence and academic functioning (Harris, Robinson, Chang …
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The Role of Emotion Regulation in Promoting Prosocial Sibling Relationships
Emotion regulation has been recognized as a significant component of children's social development that plays a predominant role in helping to establish prosocial interactions with family members and peers (Blair, Denham, Kochanoff, & Whipple, 2004). Conflicts between siblings represent a …
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Cognitive-Affective Processes as a mediator of the Relationship between Responsive Parenting and Preschool Children's externalizing Behavior
… children's language development and children's emotion regulation skills mediate the expected negative relationship between responsive parenting and children's externalizing problems. While responsive parenting was found to be negatively related to children's externalizing problems, support for …
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Predicting Emotion Regulation in Early Childhood: The Impact of Maternal Well-Being, Infant Crying, and Dyadic Mutuality
<p>Learning adaptive emotion regulation skills in early childhood has been identified as fundamental to social competence, academic success, and psychological well-being. Because children learn to regulate their emotions through interactions with their caregivers, dyadic mutuality between the …
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Emotion Management Skills of School-Age Children in the Context of Risk: The Role of Parent Socialization Strategies
… to risk in childhood can disrupt social and emotional processes (Leventhal & Brooks-Gunn, 2000) and lead to the development of physical and mental health issues across the lifespan (Flouri, 2008). This study sought to better understand the associations between contextual risk, parent …
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Temperament and Child Maltreatment: A Closer Look at the Interactions Among Mother and Child Temperament, Stress and Coping, Emotional and Behavioral Regulation, and Child Maltreatment Potential
… models by such variables as parent temperament, emotional and behavioral regulation, stress, coping, and child temperament, these variables were not yet examined collectively. As such, a new transactional theory was proposed for the current study. As part of this study, a national community …
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Reframing: How staff help youth overcome episodes of anxiety in youth programs
… Research suggests youth programs support social-emotional learning, including the development of emotion regulation skills (Durlak, Weissberg, Dymnicki, Taylor, & Schellinger, 2011). This study explores how adult program leaders respond to youth who are experiencing anxiety due to their work. A …
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Single session intervention using acceptance and commitment therapy for binge eating: a components analysis in a community sample
… reduce eating related difficulties and improve emotion regulation and psychological flexibility. Three interventions were compared using an open trial methodology. Participants (n=39) were volunteers over 18, did not have a current eating disorder diagnosis, and identified as repeat dieters who …
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Cued affective modulation of startle reflex as a measure of emotion regulation
Emotion regulation is characterized by one's ability to consciously modulate experienced and expressed emotion. Poor emotion regulation skills have been associated with a variety of negative physical and emotional outcomes. Although these relationships have been identified, there is inconsistency …
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Examining the Impacts of a Relational Savoring Intervention on Parental Reflective Functioning and Children’s Emotion Regulation Across Time
<p>The ability to regulate emotions is an important competency that enables goal attainment and maintenance of satisfying interpersonal relationships throughout life. Key to the development of healthy emotion regulation is the sensitivity of the caregiver. One internal mechanism underlying parents’ …
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The Association Between Emotional Competencies and E-Cigarette Susceptibility
… susceptibility in this age group. Further, emotion competencies, such as emotion regulation difficulties, distress tolerance, and positive and negative urgency have been positively associated with both susceptibility and negative affect reduction expectancies. Determining the role of …
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“Catching” emotions: Emotion regulation in sport dyads
… of an intervention to enhance interpersonal emotion regulation. Although emotion regulation has been emphasised due to its importance in explaining performance and well-being, the focus of research has predominantly been on intrapersonal emotion regulation. The present study addressed the …
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More Moments with Others Matter for Emotion Regulation and Well-Being: A Study of First-Year College Students’ Daily Life During COVID-19
… (DBT) recognizes that effective and adaptive emotion regulation can be improved by training skills for managing contextual (ABC) and physiological (PLEASE) factors. An ecological momentary assessment study collected 1,796 data points from 76 first-year students' daily usage of emotion …