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Intensity, Desirability, and Attainability: Predictors of Effort in Emotion Regulation Among Healthy and Depressed Individuals
Successful emotion regulation often requires effort. Yet, it is unclear what factors drive the investment of effort in emotion regulation and for whom. In a controlled experiment with healthy individuals (N = 63) and a 10-day Ecological Momentary Assessment study involving both healthy and clinicall
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