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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Emotions arise, are shaped and regulated in the context of interpersonal relationships. Also the dysregulation of emotion as seen in for instance mood disorder
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desirability effects, and the considerable cognitive and emotional burden they place on individuals with eating disorders. Importantly, they provide only intermittent snapshots of eating behavior and do not
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the face of adversity, while others experience lasting emotional, cognitive, or physiological consequences of stress? What makes close relationships a powerful source of protection? And how can insights from
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self-management is inherently resource dependent: workers require sufficient cognitive, emotional, and financial resources to actively explore opportunities, evaluate alternatives, and pursue better