Emotion regulation interventions: A common-sense model approach
Emotion regulation interventions: A common-sense model approach
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DOI：
10.1348/135910708x288800
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发表时间：
2008-05-01
影响因子：
7.9
通讯作者：
Jago, Lana
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作者：
Cameron, Linda D.;Jago, Lana
我们提出了一个扩展的自我调节常识模型，描述了应对疾病相关痛苦的情绪调节策略，并描述了如何使用它来设计自我调节干预措施，以促进适应和幸福感。回顾了在该模型指导下的两种治疗干预措施：促进对压力体验适应的自我调节写作技术和针对乳腺癌妇女的情绪调节干预，并讨论了这些研究和相关研究对设计自我调节干预措施的启示。治疗干预必须对以问题为中心的调节和情绪调节过程给予适当的关注，以便为有身体健康状况的个人带来最佳利益。这个扩展的模型可以用来综合越来越多关于情绪调节的研究结果，形成新的假设，并在健康干预研究中识别可操作和评估的结构。
We present an expanded common-sense model of self-regulation that delineates emotion regulation strategies for coping with illness-related distress, and we describe how it can be used to design self-regulation interventions for promoting adjustment and well-being. Two therapeutic interventions guided by this model are reviewed: a self-regulation writing technique for promoting adaptation to stressful experiences and an emotion regulation intervention for women with breast cancer The implications of these and related studies for designing self-regulation interventions are discussed. Therapeutic interventions must give appropriate attention to both problem-focused regulation and emotional regulation processes in order to confer optimal benefits for individuals with physical health conditions. This expanded model can be used to synthesize findings from the growing body of research on emotion regulation, formulate new hypotheses, and identify constructs to manipulate and assess in health intervention research.