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Gender Differences in Self-reported Emotional Sharing in Social Interaction: A Meta Analysis
Through emotional sharing, individuals can make their emotional experiences available to others, creating opportunities for interpersonal emotion regulation. Although gender differences in these behaviours have been documented across various domains, findings regarding their magnitude and consistenc
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