Emoční komplexita

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CZEKÓOVÁ Kristína POKORNÁ Zuzana URBÁNEK Tomáš

Rok publikování 2014
Druh Článek v odborném periodiku
Časopis / Zdroj Ceskoslovenska Psychologie/Czechoslovak Psychology
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Klíčová slova emotional complexity; emotion; cognitive complexity; self-regulation of affect
Popis The paper brings together current views on emotional complexity. Its aim is to introduce this term and its potential application with emphasis on cognitive aspects. Due to relatively high inconsistency in definitions of emotional complexity (and emotion in general), the following aspects of emotional complexity are presented: 1) dialecticism, 2) independence between experienced emotions, 3) emotional granularity, 4) level of emotional awareness. The relationship between emotional and cognitive complexity is discussed. Moreover, the methodologies employed most frequently description of past experience, experience sampling measures, emotion self-monitoring, and narrative approaches are debated with respect to their limitations. Lastly, the authors address the development of emotional complexity and related psychological constructs (e.g. emotion regulation). Examples from clinical populations are provided to illustrate an importance of emotional complexity in various psychological disorders and the usefulness of the concept in psychotherapy.

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