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Funding

United States Israel - Binational Science Foundation

Grant Title: “Motivational Strength in Emotion Regulation: Antecedents and Consequences”

Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science and the Israel Science Foundation (JSPS-ISF) Joint Academic Research Program

Grant Title: “Cultural Differences in Emotion Regulation and implications for Well-Being and Health”

Israel Science Foundation

Grant Title: “Emotion Standards: How Emotions of Multiple Others Shape Experiences and Social Judgments”

Social Science Research Council Rapid-Response Grant on Covid-19

Grant Title: “Cross-cultural differences in motivated emotion regulation and its implications during COVID-19”

Joy Ventures

Grant Title: “Facilitating real-time emotion regulation using data-driven, dynamic haptic textures”

National Institute of Testing and Evaluation

Grant Title: “Reducing Test Anxiety and Improving Test Performance by Manipulating the Perceived Attainability of Emotion Regulation”

Israel Science Foundation

Grant Title: “Emotion Regulation Goals in Depression: Their Nature, Antecedents and Implications”

German Israeli Foundation

Grant Title: "Emotion Regulation in Intergroup Conflicts: A New Avenue for Conflict Resolution"
Collaboration with Eran Halperin & Christopher Cohrs

Israel Science Foundation

Grant Title: “Implicit Attitudes toward Emotions: Links to Cognition and Behavior”

European Union

International Reintegration Grant
Grant Title: “The Role of Beliefs about Control in Emotion Regulation”

National Science Foundation

Grant Title: "What Do People Want to Feel? Strategic Emotion Regulation in Negotiations"

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