The overall tone indicates agreement with the article's conclusion that problem-solving is seen as the most effective strategy, exemplified by phrases like 'most effective by therapists' and mention of 'therapeutic consensus.' The moderate interest and engagement reflect curiosity and recognition of the study's relevance, but the brevity and lack of critical discussion suggest a surface-level impact.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most posts acknowledge the consensus among therapists that problem-solving is regarded as the most effective emotion regulation strategy, indicating a level of agreement.
InterestModerate interest
Discussions show moderate interest, highlighting key findings such as the preference for problem-solving and mentioning the article’s focus, but without deep analysis.
EngagementNeutral engagement
Posts are somewhat superficial, mainly sharing summaries and questions rather than detailed critique or personal insights.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions suggest the article’s findings influence the community’s views on therapy practices, but without extensive debate or change-driven conversation.
Abstract in brief
Therapists generally agree that problem-solving is the most effective emotion regulation strategy, while emotional suppression is seen as the least effective.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) therapists tend to rate acceptance and distraction strategies as more effective compared to non-CBT therapists, who favor emotional expression and gathering information.
Overall, years of clinical experience do not significantly influence therapists' ratings of the effectiveness of different emotion regulation strategies.]
What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion regulation strategy effectiveness? Do they agree on anything?? Our paper on this question is live now at PP:TRT - https://t.co/WKkLwOCgnq https://t.co/87haO3Jyg3
Aug 27, 2020 · 54 likes · 8 shares · 2,386 followersView post →
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Amador Priede
@amadorpriede · X
La estrategia de regulación emocional considerada como más efectiva por los terapeutas, independientemente de su orientación y experiencia, es la solución de problemas.
https://t.co/8JYDielW5O
Aug 29, 2020 · 16 likes · 7 shares · 1,803 followersView post →
This video explores various strategies people use to manage their emotions, examining their effectiveness and how individual traits and situational factors influence their success. It offers insights into flexible…
RT @amadorpriede: La estrategia de regulación emocional considerada como más efectiva por los terapeutas, independientemente de su orientac…
Aug 29, 2020 · 7 shares · 8,952 followersView post →
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Sabina Barrios-Fernandez
@OcupaTEA · X
RT @amadorpriede: La estrategia de regulación emocional considerada como más efectiva por los terapeutas, independientemente de su orientac…
Aug 29, 2020 · 7 shares · 7,484 followersView post →
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Amador Priede
@amadorpriede · X
La estrategia de regulación emocional considerada como más efectiva por los terapeutas, independientemente de su orientación y experiencia, es la solución de problemas.
https://t.co/8JYDielW5O
Aug 29, 2020 · 16 likes · 7 shares · 1,803 followersView post →
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Pat Zamorski
@Patryk_Zamorski · X
RT @matt_southward_: What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion reg…
Aug 29, 2020 · 8 shares · 183 followersView post →
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Dr Claudia Trudel-Fitzgerald (same handle on bsky)
@claudiatfitz · X
RT @matt_southward_: What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion reg…
Aug 29, 2020 · 8 shares · 1,329 followersView post →
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Steph WeIIs, Ph.D.
@sw4618 · X
RT @matt_southward_: What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion reg…
Aug 28, 2020 · 8 shares · 5,163 followersView post →
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Jessica Fritz
@DrJessicaFritz · X
RT @matt_southward_: What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion reg…
Aug 27, 2020 · 8 shares · 814 followersView post →
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Matt Southward
@matt_southward_ · X
What do 582 therapists of different theoretical orientations & experience levels across the US think about emotion regulation strategy effectiveness? Do they agree on anything?? Our paper on this question is live now at PP:TRT - https://t.co/WKkLwOCgnq https://t.co/87haO3Jyg3
Aug 27, 2020 · 54 likes · 8 shares · 2,386 followersView post →
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PsyArXiv-bot
@PsyArXivBot · X
On What Do Therapists Agree? Assessing Therapist Evaluations of Emotion Regulation Strategy Effectiveness
https://t.co/YqMzl3HPpE
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