Cognitive Strategies of Emotional Regulation: Association With Post-Traumatic Symptoms

Fortes, Amanda Borges; Maia, Cintia Pacheco; Kristensen, Christian Haag

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“…However, was retained in the final model for adjustment purposes, improving the explanatory capacity of the model and ensuring the statistical significance of the variable emotional suppression, which may denote, even though stress did not directly impact dispositional mindfulness levels, that it may have acted indirectly, increasing emotional suppression levels, which, in turn, impacted dispositional mindfulness. Although not consensual ( 29 ) , the literature has pointed out an association between high perceived stress levels and the greater use of emotional regulation strategies considered dysfunctional, such as emotional suppression and avoidance ( 30 ) .…”

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Dispositional mindfulness, emotional regulation and perceived stress among nursing students

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Hartwig

et al. 2022

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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Objective: To investigate the correlation between dispositional mindfulness, emotional regulation and perceived stress and to verify factors associated with dispositional mindfulness among nursing students. Method: A correlational, cross-sectional study with public undergraduate students. The following instruments were used: Mindful Attention Awareness Scale, Emotional Regulation Questionnaire and Perceived Stress Scale. Analyzes were performed using t tests, Pearson’s correlation and multiple linear regression. Results: The study included 330 students. There was no correlation between dispositional mindfulness and general emotional regulation score and/or perceived stress and a weak correlation with the emotional regulation dimension emotional suppression. Being in psychological treatment and psychoactive substance use were associated with decreased dispositional mindfulness. Age, sufficient sleep hours and emotional suppression were associated with an increase in this variable. Conclusion: There was a relationship between dispositional mindfulness only with emotional suppression, in addition to the connection of this variable with the perception of sufficient sleep hours, age, use of alcohol or psychoactive substances, undergoing psychological/psychiatric follow-up and emotional suppression.

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confidence: 99%