Emotion Regulation in Context: Variability, Goals, and Strategies Across Temporal, Situational, and Cultural Dimensions

Emotion regulation is a dynamic process that varies across temporal, situational, and cultural contexts. This symposium uncovers mechanisms of emotional resilience by examining variability, regulatory goals, and strategy use through ecological momentary assessments. Findings provide novel insights into adaptive regulation and its role in promoting well-being and guiding future interventions.