Explaining the self‐regulatory role of affect in identity theory: The role of self‐compassion

This study adds nuance to Identity Theory and its propositions about negative affect and self-regulation; self-compassion may create the conditions necessary for negative affect to drive identity-relevant behaviour as proposed by identity theory.

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British Journal of Health Psychology
Published
2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/bjhp.12783
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6
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Emotions and Moral Behavior
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Explaining the self‐regulatory role of affect in identity theory: The role of self‐compassion

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Explaining the self‐regulatory role of affect in identity theory: The role of self‐compassion

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Abstract

This study adds nuance to Identity Theory and its propositions about negative affect and self-regulation; self-compassion may create the conditions necessary for negative affect to drive identity-relevant behaviour as proposed by identity theory.

British Journal of Health PsychologyVol. 30(1)
University of Manitoba (CA)
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