Preschoolers' use of suppression influences subsequent self-control but does not interfere with verbal memory
Abstract
This study examined cognitive consequences of preschoolers' suppression of emotional responses. We investigated two research questions that specify potentially unfavorable cognitive consequences of suppression use: depletion of self-control resources and decreased memory of verbal information. Children (N = 119) were assigned to suppression and control conditions and received standardized emotion regulation instructions before watching an...
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Title
Preschoolers' use of suppression influences subsequent self-control but does not interfere with verbal memory
Published Date
May 1, 2014
Volume
32
Pages
219 - 224
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