The effect of state gratitude on interpersonal trust under cognitive reappraisal among Chinese college students

We conclude that cognitive reappraisal enhances individuals' positive emotions and levels of interpersonal trust in social interactions, offering a reference for promoting positive emotions and interpersonal trust levels among college students.

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Psicologia Reflexão e Crítica
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s41155-024-00332-z
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Cultural Differences and Values
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We conclude that cognitive reappraisal enhances individuals' positive emotions and levels of interpersonal trust in social interactions, offering a reference for promoting positive emotions and interpersonal trust levels among college students.

Psicologia Reflexão e CríticaVol. 37(1)
University of Sindh (PK), Guangxi Minzu University (CN), Mianyang Normal University (CN), Harran University (TR)
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