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Emotional Wellness · Practice
17 sources: 1 acute laboratory study, 2 cohort studies, 2 cross-sectional studies, 1 meta-analysis, 1 non-randomised trial, 4 randomised controlled trials, 6 with design not recorded
Cognitive Reappraisal Practice
Naming the automatic thought and generating alternative interpretations of a stressful situation: one way to carry out what the review summary this entry was written from reports: that reappraisal training durably increases reappraisal use, tied to lower depression and higher well-being.
Bounce back from setbacks more easily
Feel less stressed
Handle difficult feelings better
beta · 0.9 review set
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