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Motivated Positive Affect Regulation in Major Depressive Disorder: An Experience Sampling Study
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• This study shows that affect regulation in depression is motivated. • Depressed individuals predominantly reported pro-hedonic goals. • They used emotion regulation strategies in the service of those desired end-states. • Accepting one’s situation and emotions helped boost mood in depression. • Distraction boosted mood only if aligned with the person’s desired end-states.
Keywords:
Emotion Regulation
Depression
Positive Affect
Pro-hedonic Emotion Goals
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