Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2013
Event	Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans - Tel Aviv, Israel Duration: 1 Mar 2013 → 1 Mar 2013

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Conference	Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans
Country/Territory	Israel
City	Tel Aviv
Period	1/03/13 → 1/03/13

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• Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans

  Levy-Gigi, E. (Participation - Conference participant)

  1 Mar 2013

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Segev, R., Sheppes, G., Shapiro, AR., Richter-Levin, G., & Levy-Gigi, E. (2013). Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice. Paper presented at Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans, Tel Aviv, Israel.

Segev, R ; Sheppes, G ; Shapiro, AR et al. / Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice. Paper presented at Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans, Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Segev, R, Sheppes, G, Shapiro, AR, Richter-Levin, G & Levy-Gigi, E 2013, 'Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice', Paper presented at Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1/03/13 - 1/03/13.

Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice. / Segev, R; Sheppes, G; Shapiro, AR et al.
2013. Paper presented at Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans, Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Segev R, Sheppes G, Shapiro AR, Richter-Levin G, Levy-Gigi E. Feeling out of context: Individuals with high PTSD symptoms show less flexibility in emotion regulation choice. 2013. Paper presented at Emotional, All Too Emotional – Neuroscientific Views on Affect and its Regulation in Humans, Tel Aviv, Israel.