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The FlexER-Scale: A new Self-report Measure of Individual Differences in Emotion Regulation Flexibility
Previous research on emotion regulation (ER) has primarily focused on individual strategies and their association with well-being and psychopathology. Recent frameworks emphasize a context-sensitive, goal-dependent approach, defining ER flexibility as the ability to adaptively adjust ER strategies b
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