There has recently been a surge in sport psychology research examining various aspects of
the interpersonal and social processes related to emotions and emotion regulation. The …

People vary in the effectiveness with which they can change the way that others feel, yet we
know surprisingly little about what drives these individual differences in interpersonal …

Objectives There exists a wealth of evidence that athletes must regulate their emotions for
optimal performance and wellbeing. In addition to athletes' attempts to regulate their own …

Interpersonal goals and adult attachment have implications for how people interact with
others as well as for emotion experience and regulation. Literature on intrapersonal …

Background Despite increasing interest in positive psychological states, we know little about
how regulatory responses to positive (savoring) compared to negative events (eg …

Romantic partners routinely regulate each other's emotions; this phenomenon is known as
extrinsic emotion regulation. Previous research investigating emotion regulation in couples …

The field of sport psychology is rapidly advancing to incorporate interpersonal and social
dynamics into the study of emotions, coping, and emotion regulation in sport. There is …

In this cross-sectional study, we investigated the predictive power of perfectionism on 413
Brazilian athletes' perceptions of team cohesion and conflict. Participants responded to the …

Mental detachment, which includes both cognitive and emotional detachment, refers to an
athlete's sense of being away from the cognitive and emotional demands of sport and is …

The aim of this study was to find out the effect of social support from parents, coaches, and
peers on academic motivation and sports achievement in athletes. This type of research is …