Temporal dynamics of CBT emotion regulation training in patients with major depression using ecological momentary assessment

Nature·Aug 30

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Research on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) emotion regulation training in patients with major depression is being studied. The studies examine various aspects of emotion regulation, including its temporal dynamics, cognitive strategies, and effects on mental health. The findings appear to be part of a broader exploration of emotion dysregulation and its relationship to mental health, with multiple approaches and methodologies being investigated.

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