“…[Insert Table 1] Some intrapersonal emotion regulation strategies are typically considered adaptive because their mastery and implementation is associated with greater wellbeing and improved performance across numerous domains (Gross, 2015;McRae, Jacobs, Ray, John, & Gross, 2012;Southward, Altenburger, Moss, Cregg, & Cheavens, 2018). Generally, those high on extraversion and conscientiousnessand to a lesser extent agreeableness and opennessuse adaptive strategies more often (Ng & Diener, 2009;Southward et al, 2018). However, those high in openness face some regulatory difficulties because they tend to ruminate (Amiri & Navab, 2018) and those high in neuroticism use maladaptive strategies, lack persistence in their regulatory efforts, and try many strategies when not receiving immediate gains (Southward et al, 2018), which results in less time repairing negative moods or savoring positive moods (Amiri & Navab, 2018).…”