E-Tea Presentation (March 2025): CGU Dissertation Defense Practice

As we age, several cognitive abilities decline, yet the ability to regulate emotions remains stable (or improves) even when the emotion regulation strategy required is mentally effortful (i.e., requires cognitive resources for success). The primary aim of this dissertation was to examine how expressive suppression (i.e., the inhibition of emotional responses and behavior) impacts cognitive processing speed following a sadness induction procedure.

Mar 21, 2025 12:15 PM

HE-Tea (Experimental Psychology Program) Meeting March 2025