Thank you! :)

Extremely grateful to @richlopez41.bsky.social for the opportunity and to @dororeis.bsky.social @malfrie.bsky.social for all the support!

..while a greater number of less adaptive strategies (i.e., rumination and suppression) predicting worse momentary affect.

Lastly, exploratory analyses revealed that quantity of strategies employed also matter when predicting momentary affect, with a greater number of adaptive strategies (i.e., distraction and reappraisal) predicting more positive momentary affect,...

We further tested momentary mental exhaustion and individual propensity to experience distress as moderators of strategy efficacy, and contrary to our hypotheses, reappraisal was more successful at higher levels of mental exhaustion to improve momentary affect.

As predicted, ruminating about stressful experiences predicted worse momentary affect, while none of the other assessed strategies (i.e., distraction, reappraisal, and suppression) were associated with momentary affect.

Grateful to have had such an amazing team on this- Pauline Goodson, Ariana Orvell, @dororeis.bsky.social , @malfrie.bsky.social , Bryan Denny!

In our longitudinal intervention study in Appetite (www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...) 2/9

Catch keynotes from @angeladuckworth.bsky.social and Christopher Stubbs, featured sessions about Big Team Science in the Majority World, and presentations from all your favorite "Manys" including @manyprimates.bsky.social @manybabies.org @manydogsproject.bsky.social, etc. ALL THAT AND MORE!!

Very grateful to the #FGSP2025 organizers @wilhelmhofmann.bsky.social @hansalves.bsky.social and the team, and to all the amazing and kind people who took out the time to engage in some exciting conversations on self-control, self-regulation and more!