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Psychological Bulletin· 2012Q1· Review

Dealing with feeling: A meta-analysis of the effectiveness of strategies derived from the process model of emotion regulation.

Thomas L. Webb, Eleanor Miles, Paschal Sheeran

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Cognitive change strategies, particularly perspective-taking (d+=0.45) and reappraising the emotional stimulus (d+=0.36), are most effective for emotion regulation, while attentional deployment strategies like distraction (d+=0.27) show moderate success, according to a meta-analysis of 306 studies.

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Field: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

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