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American psychologist at Stanford University who developed the influential process model of emotion regulation, distinguishing antecedent-focused strategies such as reappraisal from response-focused ones.
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Process model of emotion regulation is highly cited, empirically productive, and central to affective science.
Scoring methodologyDaniel M. Wegner was an American social psychologist known for research on thought suppression, mental control, and the experience of conscious will. His ironic process theory explains why deliberate attempts to suppress a thought can make that thought more mentally accessible, an effect often illus...
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Ironic process theory and conscious will research are influential and widely cited.
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