Cognitive Control: Cognitive control refers to the mental processes involved in directing attention, inhibiting impulses, and making decisions. It is closely related to emotional regulation as it involves self-control and managing cognitive resources.
Stress Response: The stress response is the physiological and psychological reactions that occur when an individual perceives a threat or challenge. Emotional regulation plays a crucial role in modulating the stress response.
Emotion Regulation Strategies: These are specific techniques or strategies that individuals use to regulate their emotions. Examples include reappraisal (changing how one thinks about a situation) and suppression (inhibiting emotional expressions).