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Emotional control - Psychology Wiki
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Peer drug associations and emotional restraint: causes or consequences of adolescents' drug use? Farrell AD, Danish SJ. Department of Psychology, Virginia ...
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The main issue with the client is affective restraint. Emotions that center around hostility are the core of the client’s emotions. However, the client may not recognize or admit this fact. They will use intellectualization and isolation of affect to disprove this fact. When the therapist begins to unmask the client’s hostility base, the client may react will hostile affects.

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"Affective restraint" defined in context:

An early example would include the time, foresight, affective restraint (deferral of gratification) and the relatively detached understanding of the qualities of the raw material required to collect the correct stone and create stone tools for use in a subsequent hunting expedition.

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It is useful to distinguish between 2 categories of people, those who possess chronic mood of uncertainty, timidity, and affective restraint versus those with specific phobias ...

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Some indirect evidence about this expectation of affective restraint that accompanies rule-orientation is seen in cross-cultural findings concerning expectations of leaders. Compared to employees in other countries, Germans have higher expectations that leaders adhere to official rules yet weaker expectations that they display compassion or paternalistic kindness ...

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