From: Scope
A closer look at the role of coping mechanisms in regulating emotions
July 7, 2011
Scope:
When feeling sad, stressed, anxious or angry, some of us may seek an escape, such as retail therapy, while others will simply think through the negative feelings. But are such differences in our responses tied to individual preference or intensity of emotion?
A new study from Stanford researchers and colleagues suggests it may be the latter. According to a release:
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