Individual differences in emotion regulation (ER) are assumed to play an important role in
resilience and mental health. In a standardized laboratory setting, we investigated how the …

Dysfunctions in bottom‐up emotion processing (EP), as well as top‐down emotion
regulation (ER) are prominent features in pathophysiology of major depressive disorder …

Background Despite the importance of positive emotions for affective psychopathology, prior
research primarily focused on negative emotion regulation. To address this gap, this …

Background: Stressful situations and psychopathology symptoms (eg, depression and
anxiety) shape how individuals regulate and respond to others' emotions. However, how …

Emotion regulation (ER) can be implemented by different strategies which differ in their
capacity to alter emotional responding. What all strategies have in common is that cognitive …

Emotion regulation is the human ability to modulate one's or other emotions to maintain
emotional well-being. Despite its importance, only a few computational models have been …

In recent years, the relationship between emotion and cognition was a hot topic. However, it
remains unclear which specific emotions can significantly interfere with cognition and how …

Background and aims: Subjective well-being as a major prerequisite of health ensures
mental and physical health, a long life, happiness, improved quality of life, and higher …

Objective This study aimed to explore the efficiency of different emotion regulation
strategies, specifically reappraisal and suppression, in relation to adaptive and maladaptive …

Individuals have a repertoire of emotion regulation (ER) strategies at their disposal, which
they can use more or less flexibly. In ER flexibility research, strategies that facilitate goal …