Why Is James Gross's (2002) Taxonomy of Emotion Regulation Strategies

question 9

Multiple Choice

Why is James Gross's (2002) taxonomy of emotion regulation strategies called the process model of emotion regulation?

• A) The different emotion regulation strategies are conceptualized as psychological processes.
• B) The theory assumes that all emotion regulation strategies have an underlying process in common.
• C) The taxonomy differentiates emotion regulation strategies in terms of where they occur in the process of emotion generation.
• D) The theory assumes that the strategies in the taxonomy are used to process emotional experience in a healthy way.

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