ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Emotion Regulation Success: Connections to Emotion Intensity and Momentary and Habitual Emotion Regulation Strategy Use
Authors
- Megan WyliePresenting Author
Queen's University at Kingston - Tyler Colasante
Queen's University - Kalee De France
Queen's University - Lauren Lin
Queen's University - Tom Hollenstein
Queen's University
Abstract
Undergraduates (N = 316) completed 14 days of experience-sampling. Multilevel models in MPlus showed that Emotion Intensity negatively predicted Emotion Regulation (ER) Success. Additionally, Habitual ER use predicted ER Success for two ER strategies. Greater habitual Reappraisal predicted greater ER Success, and greater habitual Rumination predicted lower ER success.
Self-Control
