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Showing 1 to 20 of 291 for “"Negative emotions"”.
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Effects of Parental Incarceration: Strains, Negative Emotions, and Mental Health
… limited research, however, examining what role negative emotions play in this relationship. General strain theory suggests that strain leads to negative emotions, which lead to adverse reactions. The most common adverse reaction studied in criminology is delinquency, but other adverse reactions, …
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Exploring leaders' strategies for managing negative emotions of sales people
… strategies to manage and influence employees' emotions and its implications. Emotion has emerged as a key field in organisational behaviour, particularly pertaining to leadership. Managing followers' emotions is critical for leaders since employees' emotions are directly related to job …
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Mothers' experiences of postpartum psychosis and negative emotions during breastfeeding
… of difficulties, postpartum psychosis (PPP) and negative emotions experienced during breastfeeding, have received significantly less attention in the perinatal research field. Consequently, clinical guidelines and available support are limited for mothers with such experiences. Therefore the main …
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Employee negative emotions in supervisory relationships : an attachment theory perspective
… with supervisors are a major source of negative emotions at work, but little is known about why this is so. The aim of the research was to use attachment theory (Bowlby, 1969, 1973; 1980) as a framework for investigating the nature and causes of employee negative emotional experiences, …
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Different levels of negative emotions and their impact on prosocial behavior
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Assessing the validity of a discrete negative emotions measure and its relationship to psychological outcomes
… an abundance of work has examined positive and negative emotional expressiveness (Cassidy, Parke, Butkovsky, & Braungart, 1992; Cooley, 1992; Watson & Clark, 1984), little research has investigated specific negative emotion-negative outcome relationships. That is, few studies have examined how …
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Children's representations of parenting behaviors, basic negative emotions, and negative self-conscious emotions in the Narrative Story Stem Technique
… representations of parenting behaviors, basic negative emotions, and negative self-conscious emotions in the Narrative Story Stem Technique (NSST; Bretherton, Ridgeway, & Cassidy, 1990). More specifically, the research objectives of the study were a) to identify the frequency of the …
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Experience and expression of emotions in relationships.
… that perceived appropriateness and management of negative emotions would be lower in undeveloped relationships than developed relationships and lower than positive emotions in both relationship contexts. The study also examined whether management of dominant and submissive negative emotions …
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Understanding the connection between organizational justice, emotions and employee strain
… who experience injustice at work often hide the negative emotions that result and fake positive emotions in their place. This process of emotion management-called emotional labor-produces emotional dissonance, which has been linked with undesirable work outcomes such as job burnout and turnover …
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Emotion Judgments in Older and Younger Adults: Assessing Contributions of on-Line Experience, Recall, and Self-Concept
… that younger and older adults differentially use emotions and the self to guide emotion judgments. Older adults (N=92) and younger adults (N=80) first completed experience sampling of emotions for one week. Then participants completed measures of memory for emotion frequency and satisfaction with …
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Parental emotion socialization in Chinese and US families: Roles of parents' beliefs about emotions and self-construals
… why parents engage in ES practices. Furthermore, emotions occur within cultural contexts. Recent work has drawn attention to the importance of cross-cultural research for developmental science. Consistent with these calls for research, I examined parents' beliefs about emotions and self-construals …
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Political Violence and Unemployment: Socio-Economic Strain as a Potential Source of Terrorism
… individuals. Collective strains increase negative emotions and attitudes, radicalize groups and individuals, contribute to a collective orientation and response, and facilitate the social learning of terrorism, while also reducing social control and access to legal coping means.;To test …
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Personality Traits, Cognitive Strategies, and Emotion: Is It Possible to Use Cognitive Strategies to Help Neurotics Feel Better
… demonstrate the close relations between traits, emotions, and cognitive strategies. In Study 1, the extent to which participants naturally engaged in ineffective cognitive strategies significantly predicted negative emotions to a hypothetical negative situation after controlling for neuroticism. …
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Determining Deviance: An Examination of Stress and Antisocial Coping among College Undergraduates
… experiences, 2) understand the mediating role of negative emotions, 3) evaluate how stress and emotions are related to student involvement in alcohol and drug use and self injury. In addition to such analyses, the present study investigates the extent to which these pathologies (i.e., from strain …
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Strain, negative emotional affect, and the criminal adaptations of women
… It also explores the mediating effects of negative emotions and anger in the strain-crime relationship.;The results reveal that exposure to a greater number of strains increases the likelihood of criminal behavior. They also reveal that race and ethnicity conditions the mediating effects of …
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Discrimination and health: how being Hispanic can make you sick
… individual's reserve capacity and an increase in negative emotions, among other deleterious effects. I tested the Reserve Capacity Model as it relates to measures of physical and mental-health related quality of life. A sample of 236 Hispanic Americans completed measures of perceived …
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The Perfect Angel Hypothesis: The Effect of Parents' False Perceptions on Children's Adjustment
… addition, parents rated their children higher on negative emotions, while parents and teachers rated similarly on effortful control. Furthermore, parent ratings of children's negative emotions were predictive of behavior problems above and beyond teacher's report. Findings highlight the relation …
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EMOTION REGULATION IN CONTEXT: CONSIDERING THE ROLE OF MOTIVES, PERSONALITY TRAITS, AND EMOTION COMPETENCE IN INFLUENCING THE DAILY USE OF EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES
People regulate their emotions for an array of reasons. These reasons are labelled as motives in emotion regulation and can be classified into the categories of hedonic, performance, social, and epistemic motives. People also use various strategies to regulate their emotions, such as adaptive …
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Scene di violenza, esperienze emotive e condotte aggressive
… to evaluate the intensity and hedonic tone of emotions and the violence justification level. Emotion regulation processes (suppression, reappraisal, self-efficacy) were considered. In contrast with the “unjustified” violent scene, during the “justified” one, the justification level was higher; …
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Emotional Work: A Psychological View
… unique and skilled work - it involves handling emotions and social relationships and its product is the change of feeling in others. ¶ The thesis extends the work of Erickson and Wharton (1993, 1997) and England (1992, England & Farkas, 1986) by adding a psychological perspective. Emotional work …
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