A Aldao

C Debora

DA Regier

DK Mroczek

G Labouvie-Vief

H Silje

J Brandtstädter

J Heckhausen

JJ Gross

LH Phillips

LL Carstensen

MK Rothbart

MP Lawton

O John

P Verhaeghen

P Zimmermann

PJ Oliver

R Christina

S Folkman

S Scheibe

SB Kira

ST Charles

T Nakagawa

VC Allen

WC Abraham

YY Dannii

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Adaptivity in emotion regulation strategies has always been considered as one of the key factors for health. As the choices of emotion regulation strategies change as per context, the priorities of strategies also change with time. This phenomenon is called plasticity. This paper focuses on network-oriented modeling of the concept of metaplasticity from recent neurological literature which controls the plasticity. Simulation results are presented for the elaboration of the concept in choice of emotion regulation strategies with age.</p

Ullah, Nimat

Treur, Jan

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Better Late than Never:A Multilayer Network Model Using Metaplasticity for Emotion Regulation Strategies

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Better Late than Never: A Multilayer Network Model Using Metaplasticity for Emotion Regulation Strategies

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Better Late than Never:A Multilayer Network Model Using Metaplasticity for Emotion Regulation Strategies

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