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The benefits of contemplating tragic drama on self-regulation and health

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Summary: Although drama exposure has been examined in the context of health promotion programs, the underlying mechanisms of reflecting on drama have not been established. The degree to which drama contemplation leads to cognitive changes (increased processing,...

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Adolescents Affect Aging Anxiety Biomarkers Blood pressure Burst measurement design Caregivers Chronic disease Close Relationships Cognitive aging Cognitive processing Complementary medicine Cortisol Discrimination Drama exposure Early life stress Ecological momentary assessment Emotion regulation Exercise Gender HPA axis Immune Function Loneliness Meaning-making Midlife Multilevel modeling Negative mood Pain Pain Interference Positive mood Psychoneuroimmunology Rumination Saliva Self-compassion Sleep Stress Structural equation modeling Substance use Support seeking Trier Social Stress Task Within-person Women's Health Wound healing
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