FRIENDS - friendship-based regulation of individual emotions in networks in daily situations: An EMA study on partner-motive pairing and social outcomes in adult friendships.
BMC psychology · 2026
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HumansFriendsMaleInterpersonal RelationsAdultFemaleEmotional RegulationMotivationEcological Momentary AssessmentYoung AdultLonelinessPsychological Well-BeingMiddle AgedEmotionsEcological momentary assessmentFriendship networkInterpersonal emotion regulationPsychological well-beingSocial loneliness
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Paula Schott, Katharina Enser, Martin Weiß. (2026). FRIENDS - friendship-based regulation of individual emotions in networks in daily situations: An EMA study on partner-motive pairing and social outcomes in adult friendships.. BMC psychology. DOI: 10.1186/s40359-026-05767-w
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