Emotion regulation effectiveness accounts for the associations of self-reported emotion differentiation with well-being and depression

Cognition and Emotion 34 (5):994-1002 (2019)
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Emotion differentiation has generally been viewed as a trait that is related to emotion regulation and well-being. There are theoretical considerations that state that the beneficial effect on well...

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