[PDF] Top 20 Emotional context, maternal behavior and emotion regulation

... Rothbart and Sheese (2007) argue that emotion regulation should be construed as a biopsychosocial behavioral system responsible for the modulation of emotional reactions, including its ... See full document

... coping and intended to assess individual differences in the use of specific coping strategies to regulate ...CFS; and the MCSDS); one’s ability to express emotions (the EACS; the SESES- C; the EEQ; the CBI; ... See full document

... Emotion regulation is a biopsychosocial behavioural system responsible for the modulation of emotional reactions, including its inhibition, activation or graded modulation (Rothbart, & Sheese, ... See full document

... curity and emotion regulation ...own and one's partner's psychological well‐being (H9), that is, attachment insecurity appeared to have both in- trapersonal and interpersonal costs for ... See full document

... sports context has been characterized as intense on emotional ...experiences. Emotional responses and the ability to regulate them, seem to be a central competence for sports success ... See full document

... about emotion regulation and sexual satisfaction, and to an in-depth interview which assessed aspects related to the family, emotional background, besides the loving and sexual ... See full document

... responsiveness and child involvement—was created, Cronbach's α = ...child’s emotional cues and to be emotionally responsive to the ...child’s emotional availability towards the parent ... See full document

... family context, and especially parent-child interactions, is one of the most important settings in which children learn to socialize and regulate their emotional experiences (Cole, Martin, ... See full document

... emotions and decrease the negative ones, but people do not always try to improve how they ...direct regulation strategies at positive emotions, for example when we try to supress a laugh during a ... See full document

... consequences) and concentration ...failure and reframing it as success or dismissing it, regarding another goal), reappraisal (cognitively transforming the situation in order to alter its emotional ... See full document

... prosocial and altruistic behaviour are not always beneficial and there are cases when acts that are subjectively prosocial can be, to the observer, objectively unhelpful ...empathy and low cognitive ... See full document

... theory and emotion regulation processes, we reported six studies that, by using different methodological approaches, aimed to examine the specific role of social support dynamics and ... See full document

... levels and industrialized products that directly influence the food quality will have repercussions in the quality of life of the ...that emotional eating is related to quality of life, especially in obese ... See full document

... pregnancy and almost all women (94%) had been informed of the potential damage caused by cigarette ...(89.7%) and blood glucose level ...1.03–1.11) and those who did not believe that they needed more ... See full document

... rectified, and smoothed (Hanning low-pass filter with an 8-Hz cut-off), and then the first derivative of the smoothed envelope was ...exceeded, and (2) the derivative curve had a positive ...each ... See full document

... serious and permanent adverse ...criminal behavior aimed to evaluate possible clinical features of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome ...criminal behavior and 154 male students aged between 13 and ... See full document

... origins and adoptive identity has also been recognized as one of the most specifi c processes of adoptive families’ ...differences and their ability to address the adoptees’ needs, with emotionally attuned ... See full document

... complex and specific entities, as an alternative to a limited view of negative emotions as valence groups with expected negative ...of emotional intelligence through an instrumental approach of ... See full document

... music and dance’s role to present the image of human actions and passions to us; but it is architecture, painting and sculpture’s role to prepare the places and scenarios of a ...spectacle. ... See full document

... Orgeur, and Schaal (2000), isolation is an important step towards the formation of the maternal-filial ...licked and smelled the offspring(s), as described by several authors in other regions of the ... See full document