APS
30th APS Annual Convention
Always in Flux: Taking a Dynamic Approach to Emotion Regulation
The ability to flexibly adjust emotion regulation in response to environmental demands is important for well-being. In this symposium, we offer presentations examining predictors of various indices of emotion regulation dynamics across age groups, clinical and healthy samples, and within romantic couples. Implications for affective and social functioning are discussed.
Chairs & Discussants
- Lameese EldesoukyChair
Washington University in St. Louis - Tammy EnglishCoChair
Washington University in St. Louis - James GrossDiscussant
Stanford University
Presentations
- Emotion Regulation Repertoires across the LifespanKalee De France, Tom Hollenstein
- Expressive Flexibility: Development of a Self-Report Measure and Its Utility in Studies of Social-Based StressCharles Burton, John Pachankis, George Bonanno
- Not (Just) a Trait: Distress Intolerance Changes over Time and Predicts Emotion DysregulationJennifer Veilleux, Kayla Skinner, Morgan Hill, Garrett Pollert, Kaitlyn Chamberlain, Danielle Baker
- Emotion Regulation Dynamics and Their Affective and Social ConsequencesLameese Eldesouky, Tammy English
