Hester Xiao

PhD candidate @UsydPsych @Sydney_Uni
(Extrinsic) Emotion regulation & Emotional intelligence | she/her

[ACPID @ACPIDCongress]

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[Sarah A. Walker @SarahAWalker]

I am thrilled that this paper is now published in #EuropeanJournalofPersonality @EJPBlog
If you've ever wondered how romantic partners manage each other's emotions then our study with 395 couples might start to answer that for you! 1/5

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[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

In recent years, I have grown to value simulation studies. They address complexities in a way that would be very hard to do empirically. This paper with Sophie Hendrikse and Jan Treur is a nice example. We explored how people adapt their behavior to another within and across relationships. We used a general dynamic system modeling approach. This work is part of Sophie Hendrikse's dissertation, which she is to defend on June 17.

[Hester Xiao @hester_xh]

@SarahAWalker @caro_maccann @UsydPsych Thanks Sarah 😊 I'm excited!

[Dr Christian Jarrett 🇺🇦 @Psych_Writer]

If you're good at managing your own emotions, does that also make you good at helping other people with theirs? https://t.co/yCSjH9pcpJ For @psyche_the_mag I covered some fascinating research by Maya Tamir & Noa Segal @HebrewU Also featuring @caro_maccann @Sydney_uni

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Actually, use of emotion words in various media does *not* correlate with emotion experience. It’s a myth that keeps being spread by media analysts.

[IMMERSE Project 🧠📱 @immerse_project]

🔍🧠 Curious about coping in daily life? Dive into our latest blog discussing insights from the IMMERSE project. Discover how emotion regulation strategies impact mental health and wellbeing.

#IMMERSE #Coping #MentalHealth

https://t.co/G1VYyuPikP

[Karen Niven @KarenNiven4]

New article! What makes some people really good at influencing others' feelings while other people's efforts are prone to failure? Find out in our review @David_J_Hughes of cognitive ability, personality and interpersonal emotion regulation!
https://t.co/BiZfY5Klev

[Hester Xiao @hester_xh]

This is interesting!

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Pathological altruism (PA) is a paradoxical psychological trait. It is associated with compulsive helping. People high in PA report that their constant helping causes others harm and people regularly tell them to stop trying to help. Nevertheless, people high in PA maintain their helping behavior because they crave admiration and dread rejection.

[Hester Xiao @hester_xh]

@caro_maccann That's awesome Carolyn!!!

[Society for Affective Science @affectScience]

Impressions from an amazing symposium this morning on The Initiation of Emotion Regulation in Daily Life with exciting work by @hu_danfei, Derek Isaacowitz, Renee Thompson, and @anhhtran95 presented by @katiehgreenaway