Context-Dependent Emotion Regulation: Suppression and ...

Context-Dependent Emotion Regulation: Suppression andReappraisal at the Burning Man FestivalKateri McRaeThe University of DenverS. Megan HellerUniversity of California, Los AngelesOliver P. JohnUniversity of California, BerkeleyJames J. GrossStanford UniversityDo people use different Emotion regulation strategies in different social contexts? Toanswer this question, we compared typical Emotion regulation use with Emotion regu-lation use at a temporary annual art festival (Burning Man). We assessed two commonemotion regulation strategies: expressive Suppression (linked to generally negative out-comes) and cognitive reappraisal (linked to generally positive outcomes). Compared totypical Emotion regulation use at home, at Burning Man participants reported decreasedsuppression use and increased reappraisal use. We consider implications for understand-ing contextual variation in Emotion regulation and discuss the properties of the BurningMan context that may facilitate this more adaptive Emotion regulation past decade has seen a surge of research investigatingthe many different strategies that individuals use toregulate emotions (Gross, 2007), but the contextualand social factors governing the use of relatively more(vs.)

Context-Dependent Emotion Regulation: Suppression and Reappraisal at the Burning Man Festival Kateri McRae ... previous data collected with the Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ; Gross & John 2003). Because ... CONTEXT-DEPENDENT EMOTION REGULATION 347. METHOD Participants

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