Emotional regulation and emotional development
@article{Thompson1991EmotionalRA, title={Emotional regulation and emotional development}, author={Ross A. Thompson}, journal={Educational Psychology Review}, year={1991}, volume={3}, pages={269-307} }
Current neofunctionalist views of emotion underscore the biologically adaptive and psychologically constructive contributions of emotion to organized behavior, but little is known of the development of the emotional regulatory processes by which this is fostered. Emotional regulation refers to the extrinsic and intrinsic processes responsible for monitoring, evaluating, and modifying emotional reactions. This review provides a developmental outline of emotional regulation and its relation to…
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