Although theoretical work proposes that emotion regulation development exhibits a positive growth trajectory across adolescence as prefrontal brain regions continue to mature, individual differences in developmental changes of emotion regulation merit elucidation. The present study investigates longitudinal links ...
Examples of consistent and distinct (left), and variable and overlapping (right) emotional landscapes. The dimensions illustrated here may somewhat reflect the two dimensions outlined in the circumplex model of affect21—arousal and valence. The first dimension may correspond to valence, with high val...
Emotional Health in Adolescence: Definition & Changes Self-Esteem Definition: Lesson for Kids Emotional Intelligence Activities for Children How to Build Resilience What is Separation Anxiety? - Definition & Concept Emotional Regulation Activities Impulse Control Activities & Games for Children Create an ac...
Roberts RE, Lewinsohn PM, Seeley JR (1995) Symptoms of DSM-III-R major depression in adolescence: evidence from an epidemiological survey. J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 34(12):1608–1617 Article CAS PubMed Google Scholar Download references Acknowledgments Data collection for this study was...
Participants were excluded from the larger parent study if they had a known genetic syndrome, history of concussion or brain injury that impacted current functioning, history of medication use that caused permanent changes in motor behavior (e.g., amphetamines), gestational age below 34 weeks, or...
This study aimed to examine the impact of childhood maltreatment on callous-unemotional (CU) traits among incarcerated male adolescents, focusing primarily on the roles of parental attachment and emotional intelligence. A total of 454 male incarcerated a
Learning is a fundamental process enabling organisms to successfully adapt to changes in their environment. Learning lets individuals produce behaviors that maximize the prospects of obtaining the resources they need (i.e., rewards that have a positive affective value) and minimize the prospects of ...
So it's possible that my model is mistaken about the exact causality - but that by treating the model as if itwastrue, you're still able to cause lasting and deep changes in people's psychology. If my model is wrong, then weneed another model that would explain the same observations....
[1,2]. Cognitive flexibility is a cognitive ability that encompasses the capacity to change perspectives, adjust behavior in response to changes, and shift between tasks and mental sets. For a broader conceptualization and more definitions, see [3]. It is a critical adaptive skill, usually ...
Interventions in emotional competences and scientific studies of emotional competence are flourishing in the educational context. However, we find very few programs in Europe involving emotional interventions in vocational education and training (VET) an