Emotion polyregulation and psychological adjustment in early adolescence: A multilevel latent profile analysis

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This research aims to explore the combinations of emotion regulation strategies used by early adolescents and their relationship to psychological adjustment.
Sample included 352 students from Henan and Shanghai, aged 11-13 years.
Used a 10-day diary tracking method alongside a 6-month follow-up questionnaire.
Applied multilevel latent profile analysis and structural equation modeling to identify emotion regulation patterns.
Identified 5 combinations of emotion regulation strategies with varying intensity and preference.
Higher levels of depression and anxiety were associated with the increased use of low and moderate emotion regulation strategies.
Mixed preference groups reported lower feelings of loneliness and higher self-esteem compared to other preference groups.

Examines emotion regulation strategies and psychological outcomes in adolescents, suggesting new insights for intervention.

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Han et al. (2026) studied this question.

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