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Lisa Feldman Barrett

High emotional granularity is empirically associated with better emotion regulation, less alcohol use under stress, lower psychopathology, and faster recovery from negative affect1.

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High emotional granularity is empirically associated with better emotion regulation, less alcohol use under stress, lower psychopathology, and faster recovery from negative affect

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“High emotional granularity is empirically associated with better emotion regulation, less alcohol use under stress, lower psychopathology, and faster recovery from negative affect”
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"self-awareness is built on interoception"
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"the brain doesn't perceive the body, it predicts it"
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"low granularity correlates with both worse regulation and less differentiated felt experience"
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"emotion vocabulary scaffolds the regulation of pre-existing affect"
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