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The Costs of Emotion and Affect: How Affective Frameworks Harm rather than Help in Clinical and Everyday Contexts

2026-01-24

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<p>The constructs of emotion, affect, and emotion regulation are widely emphasized as central to psychological health and well-being. Although the conceptualization of emotion is a matter of much debate, two key features pervade affective frameworks despite diversity in theories and disparate usage of terms: (a) the assumption of an innate and universal valence-determining process, and (b) a conceptual approach in...

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9cce18dc-1371-52e8-b658-c7677347e8da
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10.31234/osf.io/zg67f_v5
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