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This volume offers an innovative approach and cutting-edge methodology for studying emotion regulation from a true life-span perspective.

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This volume offers an innovative approach and cutting-edge methodology for studying emotion regulation from a true life-span perspective.


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Autorenporträt
Pamela M. Cole is Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology and Human Development and Family Studies at The Pennsylvania State University. She studies the early childhood development of emotion regulation and its implications for competence and psychopathology. Tom Hollenstein is Associate Professor in the Developmental Psychology Program at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. He studies the development of emotion regulation across adolescence.
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"Emotion regulation is about change. So is emotional development. This remarkable collection promises to invigorate research on emotion regulation by deeply exploring the dynamics of emotion over microseconds, minutes, and years. The contributors enlist multilevel perspectives - moving from neurobiology to behavior to social contexts - using innovative methodology. A timely and important volume." - Ross A. Thompson, University of California-Davis, USA

"A unique volume that both reviews the state of the science on emotion regulation and provides directions for future research that incorporates time as a key factor. Contributions illustrate how studying moment-to-moment changes in emotion can inform our understanding of emotion regulation across the life span. Mandatory reading for anyone interested in these important topics." - Linda A. Camras, DePaul University, USA

"The scientific study of emotion regulation has come a long way in the last 15 years. This volume highlights those advances by bringing together cutting edge theory and empirical findings about the dynamic biopsychosocial nature of emotion regulation across the life span. It provides an excellent overview of our current understanding and points to intriguing next steps." - Emily Butler, University of Arizona, USA