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Second-Order Geometry Helps Clarify Relationships between Momentary Emotion Regulation Use and Affect
Understanding how emotion regulation relates to affective experience in everyday life is a central question in affective science. Findings on momentary emotion regulation use and affect have been mixed, with studies observing a wide range of effects for any given strategy–affect pairing. One possibl
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