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The overall sentiment shows strong agreement on the article’s importance, with posts describing it as a 'nice' and 'integrative' approach that effectively bridges different perspectives. The tone is enthusiastic, with phrases like 'impressive framework' and 'wonderful to see,' indicating that the publication inspires further exploration and discussion among researchers.
Most discussions emphasize the importance and value of the integrated affect regulation framework, indicating general agreement with its significance.
Posts express a high level of curiosity and enthusiasm, frequently encouraging others to read the article and highlighting its relevance to current research.
Several comments delve into specific concepts like emotion regulation and coping, showing thoughtful engagement rather than superficial mentions.
The discussions suggest that the article could influence future research directions and promote interdisciplinary collaboration in resilience studies.
Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to better understand resilience https://t.co/T5ZOvwFgRU
This paper is not only on an important topic, it's a great example of how to bring together different perspectives in a thoughtful & collegial way. I often see scientists bashing each other or being competitive for no reason, so this is really nice to see. https://t.co/fwnbVp3Cw0 https://t.co/E096ot4PVe
Interesting new review in @AnnualReviews of Psychology: Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework: https://t.co/1ywsrI6XZT
@JennCVeilleux https://t.co/CrF6NTaoIb is probably my favorite for getting into emotion regulation, which also helps branch between coping and ER
@PsychRabble @MarcusCrede @ChrisCrandall19 Work on psychological resilience feels relatively recent. I am not an expert on it, but I think that is rarely criticized for weak results https://t.co/fP75PAhOyz
In this talk, Emily presents an impressive framework integrating coping and ER lit. The conclusion is to be “bridge builders” & work together in building a more cumulative affect science. This work was recently published in Annual Review. Check it out! https://t.co/unaUC6cSe5 https://t.co/BvDD1DzBPC
Disaster moments often inspire helping behavior. Science explains this altruistic response through an integrated affect regulation framework, combining stress, coping, and emotion regulation to better understand…
What does it mean to be resilient? Dr. Iris Mauss of UC Berkeley provides a moderate definition of resilience and discusses how it's studied scientifically. Discover the various factors that contribute to resilience and…
RT @kaitlynmwerner: This paper is not only on an important topic, it's a great example of how to bring together different perspectives in a…
RT @kaitlynmwerner: This paper is not only on an important topic, it's a great example of how to bring together different perspectives in a…
This paper is not only on an important topic, it's a great example of how to bring together different perspectives in a thoughtful & collegial way. I often see scientists bashing each other or being competitive for no reason, so this is really nice to see. https://t.co/fwnbVp3Cw0 https://t.co/E096ot4PVe
Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework https://t.co/IinpUPqXdG
Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework https://t.co/KR3BauLhz7
@PsychRabble @MarcusCrede @ChrisCrandall19 Work on psychological resilience feels relatively recent. I am not an expert on it, but I think that is rarely criticized for weak results https://t.co/fP75PAhOyz
@JennCVeilleux https://t.co/CrF6NTaoIb is probably my favorite for getting into emotion regulation, which also helps branch between coping and ER
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
RT @CPPugach: Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to…
Really nice article integrating the coping and emotion regulation literatures into a broader "affect regulation" framework to better understand resilience https://t.co/T5ZOvwFgRU
In this talk, Emily presents an impressive framework integrating coping and ER lit. The conclusion is to be “bridge builders” & work together in building a more cumulative affect science. This work was recently published in Annual Review. Check it out! https://t.co/unaUC6cSe5 https://t.co/BvDD1DzBPC
Interested in psychological resilience, have a read
Troy, A. S., Willroth, E. C., Shallcross, A. J., Giuliani, N. R., Gross, J. J., & Mauss, I. B. (2023). Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework. Annual Review of Psychology, 74, 547–576. https://t.co/4eGBTh7u6y Thank you to @ecwillroth1 for this! 8/
RT @MusSarkar: Interesting new review in @AnnualReviews of Psychology: Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework: https://t.…
Interesting new review in @AnnualReviews of Psychology: Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework: https://t.co/1ywsrI6XZT
RT @KareAnderson: Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework - https://t.co/2jspsP3F5e #ScholarAlerts
Psychological Resilience: An Affect-Regulation Framework - https://t.co/2jspsP3F5e #ScholarAlerts