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Associations Between Global Emotion Beliefs and Three Stages of Emotion Regulation in Everyday Life
Everyone experiences emotions, but people vary in their orientations to and beliefs about emotions. Research has linked global beliefs about the controllability and usefulness of emotions with psychological functioning and well-being, but the mechanisms through which those beliefs shape people’s wel
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