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Newer is not always better: A person-centered approach to reappraisals reveals a non-linear relationship between originality and effectiveness

2026-03-06

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<p>The well-established efficacy of reappraisal as an emotion regulation (ER) strategy derives from reinterpreting negative situations. Research suggests that this reinterpretation process shares neuropsychological operations with standard tasks of creativity, a domain fittingly concerned with novelty and effectiveness. How individuals generate reappraisals and judge them for these features is critical, as it can...

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10.31234/osf.io/j6ydh_v1
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