Comparative and correlational study on emotional regulation in rural and urban contexts

Abstract

Emotional regulation is currently defined as the process through which people modify their emotions and behavior in order to achieve goals, adapt to the context or promote individual and collective well-being. The aims of the study are: 1. To measure emotional regulation strategies in a population of different age range, gender and environment in which they live. 2. To analyze the differences and correlations between variables and their influence on the use of emotional regulation strategies.