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This study examines the use of 43 emotion regulation strategies in episodes of joy and sadness in self-And interpersonal regulation conditions. After recalling interpersonal experiences of sadness and joy, 324 college students replied to the Questionnaire on emotional intrapersonal and interpersonal regulation (CIRE-43) and to a scale of perceived attainment of adaptive goals as a result of the use of the strategy in the episode (perceived effectiveness). As expected, the participants reported regulation of the positive emotion, but with less frequency than in the case of sadness; similar to former studies, selfregulation was found to be more frequent than interpersonal regulation. The analysis of the correlation pattern between perceived effectiveness and the different strategies shows that participants consider different strategies to be adaptive in the different conditions: depending on the emotion (sadness or joy) and on the target (self-regulation or regulation of the other person). The strategies that imply personal growth were considered to be more adaptive overall.
| Idioma original | English |
|---|---|
| Páginas (desde-hasta) | 375-390 |
| Número de páginas | 16 |
| Publicación | Anuario de Psicologia |
| Volumen | 45 |
| N.º | 3 |
| Estado | Published - 2015 |
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- Psychology(all)
- Psychiatry and Mental health
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Perceived effectiveness of emotion regulation strategies in sadness and joy. / Company, Ramon; Oriol, Xavier; Oberst, Ursula; Páez, Darío.
En: Anuario de Psicologia, Vol. 45, N.º 3, 2015, p. 375-390.Resultado de la investigación: Article
TY - JOUR
T1 - Perceived effectiveness of emotion regulation strategies in sadness and joy
AU - Company, Ramon
AU - Oriol, Xavier
AU - Oberst, Ursula
AU - Páez, Darío
PY - 2015
Y1 - 2015
N2 - This study examines the use of 43 emotion regulation strategies in episodes of joy and sadness in self-And interpersonal regulation conditions. After recalling interpersonal experiences of sadness and joy, 324 college students replied to the Questionnaire on emotional intrapersonal and interpersonal regulation (CIRE-43) and to a scale of perceived attainment of adaptive goals as a result of the use of the strategy in the episode (perceived effectiveness). As expected, the participants reported regulation of the positive emotion, but with less frequency than in the case of sadness; similar to former studies, selfregulation was found to be more frequent than interpersonal regulation. The analysis of the correlation pattern between perceived effectiveness and the different strategies shows that participants consider different strategies to be adaptive in the different conditions: depending on the emotion (sadness or joy) and on the target (self-regulation or regulation of the other person). The strategies that imply personal growth were considered to be more adaptive overall.
AB - This study examines the use of 43 emotion regulation strategies in episodes of joy and sadness in self-And interpersonal regulation conditions. After recalling interpersonal experiences of sadness and joy, 324 college students replied to the Questionnaire on emotional intrapersonal and interpersonal regulation (CIRE-43) and to a scale of perceived attainment of adaptive goals as a result of the use of the strategy in the episode (perceived effectiveness). As expected, the participants reported regulation of the positive emotion, but with less frequency than in the case of sadness; similar to former studies, selfregulation was found to be more frequent than interpersonal regulation. The analysis of the correlation pattern between perceived effectiveness and the different strategies shows that participants consider different strategies to be adaptive in the different conditions: depending on the emotion (sadness or joy) and on the target (self-regulation or regulation of the other person). The strategies that imply personal growth were considered to be more adaptive overall.
KW - Interpersonal emotion regulation
KW - Joy
KW - Sadness
KW - Self-regulation
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M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85019432599
VL - 45
SP - 375
EP - 390
JO - Anuario de Psicologia
JF - Anuario de Psicologia
SN - 0066-5126
IS - 3
ER -