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If you try hard but still fail to help, regulating others’ emotions will take an emotional toll
cognitionemotion-regulationinterpersonal-emotion-regulationnegative-affectneurosciencepreprintpsychology
Existing evidence conflicts as to whether trying to regulate another person’s emotions is depleting (makes the regulator feel worse) or replenishing (makes the regulator feel better). Research suggests that different mechanisms produce different effects for the regulator: greater regulatory effort p
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