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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Emotional Self-Regulation"”.
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Integrating cognitive, motivational, and emotional self-regulation in early stage entrepreneurs
Self-regulation refers to the regulation of the self by the self, and requires a change to bring thinking and behaviour into accord with some consciously desired goal (Forgas, Baumeister & Tice, 2009). The primary objective of this research was to advance theorising and research in this field. The …
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Relations Between Parent Emotion Coaching and Children's Emotionality: The Importance of Children's Cognitive and Emotional Self-Regulation
Children's self-regulation has been found to be related to optimal developmental outcomes; however, researchers are still investigating how cognitive and emotional regulation work together to explain development of self-regulation. This study investigated how children's private speech interacted …
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Can You Hear Us Now? Investigating the Effects of a Wireless Grid Social Radio Station on Collaboration and Communication in Fragile Populations
… communication technologies (ICT). Students with emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities are often disengaged and excluded from this knowledge-building conversation. This disengagement results in a cycle of failure exhibited through diminished self-efficacy and inadequate academic and …
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Design considerations for an AI-prompted “Future-Self” video journaling tool to enhance self-efficacy
This study explores a self-management digital solution designed to empower individuals struggling with emotional self-regulation. With a focus on increasing self-efficacy in specific areas or goals, the study proposes an 'AI-prompted future selfie-video journaling tool' to guide users through the …
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Essays on Physiological and Psychological Influences of Economic Preferences
… assessments, fewer decision errors, and greater emotional self-regulation, while their willingness to cooperate and share remained unchanged. The second paper revisits the long-held belief that more intelligent individuals are less risk-averse, finding instead that intelligence reduces behavioral …
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Social Emotional Competence and Teacher Stress
… teachers’ abilities to moderate stress. Social emotional competence (SEC) is a set of skills that allows individuals to understand themselves, their emotions, the social context as well as relationships and decision making. Existing research has focused on students’ levels of SEC. The SEC …
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The experience and impact of mindfulness lessons introduced in upper primary school, on pupils and teachers: a mixed methods investigation
… part in the lessons completed pre and post self-report questionnaires on a range of measures looking at: emotional self-regulation; mindfulness; academic resilience; and coping self-efficacy. The results were compared with a waiting-list control group. Interpretative Phenomenological …
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Primitive Reflexes and Self-Regulation: Correlations Between them and the Potential Impact of Rhythmic Movements on Both
Self-regulation (SR), the ability to manage one’s attention, thoughts, behaviours, emotions, and social interactions, is essential for success at school. Unintegrated primitive reflexes make it more difficult for children to self-regulate. Although primitive reflexes are necessary for an infant’s …
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Emotion in English as an additional language oral communication: Vietnamese English language teachers and students
… of data collection using initial and exploratory self-designed questionnaires, followed by semi-structured interviews and reflective journals took place over approximately six months. The quantitative data, collected from all EAL teachers and their final-year students in the English faculty, aimed …
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Effects of positive metacognitions and meta-emotions on coping, stress perception and emotions
… metacognitive aetiology. Metacognition refers to self-knowledge, control and monitoring of one's own thinking processes and has by nature negative connotations in the context of psychopathological disorders. The core aims of this thesis comprised the development, validation and outcome-focussed …
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Examining the Effect of Object Relations and Defense Mechanisms on Interpersonal Relations in Adults with ADHD Symptoms
… the development of the child’s behavioral and emotional self-regulation, promoting healthy and mature defenses. Conversely, those with difficulty self-regulating may rely on immature defenses into adulthood, negatively impacting interpersonal relationships. Therefore, it is hypothesized that …
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Entre primària i secundària: un repte emocional
La present investigació analitza els factors emocionals implicats en el procés de transició de l’educació primària a l’educació secundària en alumnat de primer d’ESO. L’objectiu principal és identificar les dificultats emocionals presents durant aquesta etapa i analitzar la influència de factors …