Emotional self-regulation refers to quickness and intensity of emotional arousal declines rapidly during the first few years requires voluntary, effortful management of emotions is more evident in infants than in preschoolers

requires voluntary, effortful management of emotions

Explanation:

Emotional self-regulation refers to our individual capability to tolerate negative emotions that caused by unwanted circumstances in our life . (Sadness that we feel after a break up, anger the we felt from entitled customers, etc)

In order to do emotional self-regulation , we have to develop an understanding on why we feel a certain way. When we got this understanding, we have to voluntarily control ourselves every time that emotions started to take over and Prevent ourselves from responding with extreme measures.

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