日常生活の中で生じるフォーカシング・プロセスによる感情制御と人生満足度との関連

—感情プロセス認識尺度第2版による検討

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This study investigates whether awareness of the feeling process (AFP), which is an emotional regulation strategy based on focusing process, is adaptive and predicts life satisfaction. University students (N=332) completed questionnaires of AFP, reappraisal, suppression, emotional regulation as measured on the Intercultural Adjustment Potential Scale (ICAPS), and life satisfaction. A hierarchical regression analysis indicated that AFP predicts life satisfaction above and beyond what is accounted for by other adaptive emotional regulation measures.