| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| The Effects of the Natural Environment on Attention Restoration |
2014 |
10271 |
Natural environments have previously been found to promote both positive moods and cognitive restoration, and interacting with nature may help support an individual’s cognitive and emotional well-being. The purpose of this study was to determine if a... |
| Mindfulness and Suppression as Emotion Regulation Strategies |
2015 |
2120 |
This study examines what effect mindfulness has on anxiety and memory levels in comparison to a suppression and control group. Participants underwent natural, suppression, and mindful conditions while being shown a series of positive and negative ima... |
| Ths Self-Controlled Eyewitness: Memory Changes Through Emotional Suppression |
2016 |
611 |
The current study aimed to analyze differences in eyewitness memory of crime bystanders who suppress emotions versus express emotions. Twenty subjects were enrolled in a study presented as relating emotional regulation to risk--taking, and they pla... |
| Decreased Cognitive Functioning In Depression: A Result Of Inherent Deficits Or A By-Product Of Emotion Regulation? |
2017 |
1772 |
Past research has found that depression is associated with both increased rumination and decreased memory ability. Some researchers think rumination may increase cognitive load and consequently might impair memory ability directly. The purpose of the... |
| Leisure Time Preferences Of Student Veterans |
2017 |
584 |
Since the implementation of the post 9/11 GI Bill, college campuses have seen an increase in the number of student veterans on campus. This student population may have more difficulties than other students in adjusting to campus life, and often have ... |
| Interpersonal Emotion Regulation And Online Social Support For Depression: A Review |
2018 |
1107 |
Online social interactions have become commonplace as social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have risen in popularity. People frequently share about life events, emotions, and even mental health concerns, and there is evidence to suggest that i... |
| Mindfulness And Suppression As Emotion Regulation Strategies For Sadness |
2018 |
582 |
The primary purpose of this study was to explore how emotion regulation impacts memory, and how depression might moderate these effects. I recruited 53 participants through Appalachian State’s SONA system. Participants consisted of 13 males and 40 fe... |
| Awareness, Attention, Acceptance: How Mindfulness As An Emotion Regulation Strategy Could Reduce Anxiety |
2018 |
965 |
This study examines how emotion regulation (suppression and mindfulness) during stimulus encoding impacts feelings of anxiety at re-exposure. Prior research suggests that suppression is ineffective at changing negative feelings short-term, instead pr... |
| Anxious People Report Less Emotional Distancing While Imagining Negative Future Events |
2019 |
459 |
This study examined the association between future thinking, anxiety, and emotional distancing. The primary goal of this study was to investigate whether psychological distance has the same emotional impact while imagining future events that it does ... |
| Episodic Future Thought: Contributions From Working Memory |
2012 |
5875 |
Increasing evidence from several domains of research indicates that similar neurocognitive mechanisms underlie both the ability to remember the past and the ability to imagine novel future events. An emerging hypothesis accounting for these similari... |
| Chronic Ruminators Remember More Episodic Details Of A Recent Upsetting Event |
2019 |
312 |
Previous research by Kathryn Hardin (2017) suggests that chronic rumination of a recent, sad event by college students is associated with better performance on memory tests. Extending this research, the present study uses data collected from a previo... |
| Age Differences In Emotional Response To Future Events |
2018 |
511 |
Much prior research has been conducted on how emotions change across the life span. The current study aimed to determine age differences in emotional responses to future events by utilizing Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC) software to determine t... |
| The Impact Of Stress On Memory: Does Arousal Timing Affect Individual Susceptibility To Misinformation? |
2021 |
426 |
The misinformation effect, or the idea that information introduced after an event can change the memory for that event, has been studied for many decades. The purpose of the current study was to investigate whether arousal introduced during the recon... |
| Dementia Worry: Does Public Stigma Predict People’s Concerns About Developing Dementia |
2022 |
199 |
Previous research indicates a relationship between increased dementia worry and anticipated stigma concerning attitudes from friends and family. The stereotype content model describes how we stereotype people: their status in society (“competence”) a... |
| Links Between The Creative Practice Of Art And Empathy In Existing Literature |
2020 |
702 |
In the body of research investigating the connections between the creative practice of art and empathy there are quite a few individual studies, but a distinct lack of literature reviews or meta analyses. Literature reviews and meta analyses help to ... |
| Positive And Negative Reappraisal As Love Regulation Strategies In College Students |
2020 |
445 |
This study examined the effects of reappraisal of an ex-partner on reducing romantic love-feelings in students who are experiencing distress related to a romantic break-up. The current study was based on the study by Langeslag and Sanchez (2018), whi... |
| Self-Reported Physical Health Does Not Predict Declining Cognitive Health In Older Adults |
2019 |
183 |
Objective: This study investigated whether abnormal changes in cognition are associated with self-reported measures of physical health in older adults, specifically those meeting criteria for Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). Method: Participants (n =... |
| The Use Of Autobiographical Memory Training To Improve Dementia Symptoms And Prevent Cognitive Decline In Older Adults |
2023 |
212 |
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disease characterized by symptoms such as memory loss, language difficulties, and other cognitive deficits. Alzheimer’s disease is also the leading cause of dementia. Dementia is not a normal consequence of ... |