Interpersonal emotion regulation commonly occurs in the context of close relationships. The
present study examined whether accurately knowing the emotions that one's romantic …

Improving others' emotions is cognitively and emotionally demanding, potentially increasing
stress levels and decreasing well-being. However, the opposite could also occur: Attempts …

This study examines the complex relationships between interpersonal relationship quality
(IRQ) and life satisfaction (LS) among people in Indonesia, with a focus on the roles played …

The main aim of our qualitative research is to find out how foreign students from different
Collectivistic countries perceive interpersonal emotion regulation (IER). Using semi …

Most research on interpersonal emotion regulation (IER) has focused on nonclinical
samples. On one hand, people with clinically significant emotion, mood, or interpersonal …

Older adults prioritize emotions in their relationships, but communication of emotion may
differ by in-person and phone contact. Older adults (N= 266, aged 65–90) completed …

Interpersonal emotion regulation (IER) describes the process whereby individuals
deliberately change, maintain or initiate the occurrence or intensity of others' emotions …

High-quality social contact is important for older adults' emotional well-being. With the
development of technology in recent decades, older adults commonly use three forms of …

Romantic partners often serve as emotional support regulating each other's emotions,
especially after stressful events. This study investigates how the perceived effectiveness of …