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Psychophysiological effects of downregulating negative emotions: Insights from a meta-analysis of healthy adults

Zaehringer et al., 2020

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961861416201770457
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Zaehringer J
Jennen-Steinmetz C
Schmahl C
Ende G
Paret C
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Frontiers in Psychology

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Assessing psychophysiological responses of emotion regulation is a cost-efficient way to quantify emotion regulation and to complement subjective report that may be biased. Previous studies have revealed inconsistent results complicating a sound interpretation of …
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