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Reinforcement sensitivity predicts affective psychopathology via emotion regulation: Cross-sectional, longitudinal and quasi-experimental evidence

2020-12-21

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<p>The current article presents an emotion regulation model of clinical reinforcement sensitivity wherein reinforcement sensitivity predicts depression and anxiety via trait preferences for concomitant emotion regulation strategies. In Study 1 (N = 593), BAS sensitivity positively predicted reappraisal and BIS sensitivity negatively predicted it. Reappraisal then negatively predicted depression. BIS sensitivity al...

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ea54590c-58fb-5f42-994a-1b5d3c00d19b
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10.31234/osf.io/wmr25
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