“…These results match previous findings that linked a higher shifting ability to more successful reappraisal efforts in terms of greater reductions of selfreported negative affect (Malooly et al, 2013). Moreover, studies found specific brain activation in frontal regions indicating cognitive effort during positive reinterpretation, which was absent during simple viewing of negative pictures (Moser, Hartwig, Moran, Jendrusina, & Kross, 2014) and during detached reappraisal (Qi et al, 2017). Further, Qi et al (2017) (Erickson, Hillman, & Kramer, 2015;Guiney & Machado, 2013;Hamer et al, 2018), more physically active individuals may prefer "higher quality" reappraisals as they can more easily implement them in stressful contexts due to more functional inhibition/shifting (e.g., Malooly et al, 2013;Rominger et al, 2018).…”