Emotion Socialization in the Indian Cultural Context

Socialization of Emotions and Emotion Regulation in Cultural Context

In this chapter, universal and culture-specific aspects of socialization of emotion regulation are dis­ cussed. Emotions and emotion regulation are socialized and develop in cultural contexts. Cultural views on self·other relations are the basis for the child's agentic self and emotion regulation affecting the socio-emotional adjustm�nt in the respective culture. Cultural models of self-other r...

Development of Emotion Regulation in Cultural Context

This study was supported by a grant to the first author by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (TR 169114-2). We thank Michael Boiger for his careful copy-editing of the manuscript. Emotions have usually been studied with regard to three components: cognitive-experiential ("feelings"), behavioral-expressive (e.g., facial expression), and physiological-biochemical (physical states). The concept ...

Flexibility and attractors in context: family emotion socialization patterns and children's emotion regulation in late childhood.

Familial emotion socialization practices relate to children's emotion regulation (ER) skills in late childhood, however, we have more to learn about how the context and structure of these interactions relates to individual differences in children's ER. The present study examined flexibility and attractors in family emotion socialization patterns in three different conversational contexts an...

The role of emotion in moral socialization

Family expressed emotion in a Javanese cultural context.

This study aims at understanding the emotional milieu of families of psychotic patients, focusing on the concept of expressed emotion (EE). A combination of ethnographic and clinical methodology was employed. During the fieldwork in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, nine participants diagnosed as having first episode psychosis and their families were followed closely over the course of 1 year in their nat...