Emotion Regulation of Others and Self

Overview
General overview of the EROS project
EROS People - Researchers
EROS consists of a large number of researchers collaborating across five universities. Find out more about us here.
EROS People - Advisory Board
Some text about the advisory board.

Research Overview
The EROS project is divided into six core projects. To read more about these please select one of the projects below.
- Development and Variability
  This project examines how emotion regulation develops during childhood and in relationships, and how it varies across situations
- Neurophysiology
  This project investigates the brain areas implicated in emotion regulation
- Automaticity
  This project examines whether emotion regulation strategies and goals can be processed automatically
- Personal Consequences
  This project explores the performance and well-being effects of emotion self-regulation
- Interpersonal Consequences
  This project examines the effects of regulating others’ emotions on well-being and the quality of relationships
- Interventions
  This project investigates a range of interventions designed to promote effective and functional emotion regulation

Researchers
Information on the research staff involved in the project.
Advisory Board
Information on the emotion regulation experts who advise the EROS project.
Collaborators
Information on other researchers we are working with.
Photo Gallery
View photos of the EROS team

EROS - Academic
Publications
Academic publications arising from EROS
EROS - Non-Academic Publications
Non-academic publications arising from EROS
Other Relevant
Publications
Publications not produced by EROS
Useful links
Links to other sites you may find useful
Tools
Useful tools

An easy guide to emotion regulation
What do we mean by Emotion Regulation? Find out here with our easy guide
Take part
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Contact Us
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News
Find out about the latest news from the EROS project
Events
Upcoming events in which EROS is participating
Blog
Thoughts and musings from the EROS research team

Findings of project on emotion regulation in runners made available on Youtube

Posted on Aug 10, 2010

Andy Lane explains findings of a project investigating emotion regulation strategies used by runners

Share your good mood with the world

Posted on Jul 27, 2010

An article in the Irish Times by Padraig O’Morain based on our work on “Emotional Neighbourhoods” (published in The Psychologist last month).

Emotion regulation at the World Cup: What next for Rob Green?

Posted on Jun 14, 2010

See comments in The Guardian
See comments in The Daily Express

Our Emotional Neighbourhoods

Posted on May 27, 2010

An article by three of the EROS research team describing how social networks can regulate what we feel has just been published in The Psychologist.

Motivational Tips for Marathon Success

Posted on Apr 23, 2010

Andy Lane provides a series of tips on how to train for a marathon

EROS appears on Earth

Posted on Apr 23, 2010

The EROS project can be found on an earth map of Social-Personality Research Groups

Emotions integral to all that happens in an organization

Posted on Oct 08, 2009

Peter Totterdell’s research on mood contagion is described In an article about emotions at work by Carol Kinsey Goman for Troy Media.

Emotional rescue: Could contagious happy moods save the economy?

Posted on Sep 04, 2009

In an article by Dan Pashman for The Big Money, Peter Totterdell comments on the potential role of emotion contagion in economic behavior.

The athlete with the winning smile who swapped steel for gold.

Posted on Aug 18, 2009

In a profile of heptathlon gold medallist Jessica Ennis, her undergraduate dissertation supervisor Peter Totterdell comments on how her study of mood regulation may have helped.

Emotion regulation in sport and polar exploration.

Posted on Aug 02, 2009

No More Bad Days
Look on the bright side—and up your game.
“Two months into her grueling 2007 Arctic expedition, well past the point a normal person would have collapsed in tears, Rosie Stancer was still gung ho. The British adventurer, now 49, was hauling sleds that bore almost twice her body weight in an attempt to become the first woman to travel solo to the North Pole. Temperatures were dipping to minus 60°F, she’d lost two toes to frostbite, and the 478-mile route was littered with boulder-size ice chunks and gaps of open water. “I had a few tearful hissy fits,” Stancer admits. “What kept me going was my fool’s optimism.”

Andy Lane comments on marathon running in The New York Times

Posted on Jun 03, 2009

Andy Lane takes part in the first of a series of articles on marathon running in The New York Times

New Paper on Interpersonal Affect Regulation

Posted on Apr 13, 2009

The first research paper from the EROS project has been accepted for publication in the APA journal Emotion.

Interview with Peter Totterdell in the Guardian

Posted on Mar 24, 2009

The EROS project was featured in an interview with Peter Totterdell in the Guardian (24.3.09).

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