Perspectives on Psychological Science· 2013Q1· Review
Regulatory Flexibility
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- 2013year
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This paper introduces and defines 'regulatory flexibility' as a construct that challenges the assumption that specific emotion regulation strategies are universally effective. It proposes that adapting to stress depends on the interaction between the person and the situation over time.
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