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Influence of Personality Traits on Emotional Regulation in Men and Women

Explore the impact of extraversion and neuroticism on emotional reappraisal and vividness ratings in men and women. Significant variations in ERQ-R and NEO-D scores in relation to pre-retrieval emotional states are examined.

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Influence of Personality Traits on Emotional Regulation in Men and Women

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  1. Figure S1 ♦ Women ERQ-R: R=.32, p=.03 ▲ Men ERQ-R: R=.21, p=.24 ♦ Women ERQ-R: R=.38, p=.02 ▲ Men ERQ-R: R=.22, p=.21 ERQ-Reappraisal Pos AMs Vividness Ratings Neg AMs Vividness Ratings

  2. Figure S2 Extraversion β = .48* β = .31* β = .34* Sobel Test, p < 0.04 Positive Pre- Retrieval State Positive AMs (%) β = .11

  3. Figure S3 ♦ Women NEO-D: R=.41, p=.02 ▲ Men NEO-D: R=-.05, p=.79 Neuroticism (Depression) Negative Pre-Retrieval State

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