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   Jun 12, 2021 · Expressive suppression is potentially relevant to collective action because inhibition of the expression of negative emotions is likely to influence both the personal and the social implications of such emotions (Butler et al., 2003; Tackman & Srivastava, 2016).

   • Author: Nevin Solak, Maya Tamir, Nebi Sümer, John T. Jost, Eran Halperin

   • Publish Year: 2021

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   Expressive suppression as an obstacle to social change: Linking system justification, emotion regulation, and collective action. Nebi Sümer. 2021, Motivation and Emotion. See full PDF. download Download PDF. Protesting to challenge or defend the system? A system justification perspective on collective action. Danny Osborne.

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   We found that negative emotions mediated the association between system justification and collective action among those who suppress the expression of their emotions less frequently, but not those who use expressive suppression more frequently.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 342642676(PDF) Identity Expression Through Collective Action: How ...

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   Jul 2, 2020 · Expressive suppression involves inhibiting the overt display of emotions (Gross & Levenson, 1993), whereas collective action depends upon group identification, perceptions of injustice, and...

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   Jun 12, 2021 · In one correlational study (Study 1) and three experimental studies (Studies 2–4), we observed that the link between system justification and willingness to participate in collective action through anger (Studies 1–2 and 4) and guilt (Study 3) was moderated by expressive suppression.

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   In this investigation, we propose that the degree to which negative emotions mediate the link between system justification and collective action may depend upon whether individuals tend to suppress the expression of their negative emotions.

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   Is expressive suppression relevant to collective action?

   • Expressive suppression is potentially relevant to collective action because inhibition of the expression of negative emotions is likely to influence both the personal and the social implications of such emotions (Butler et al., 2003; Tackman & Srivastava, 2016 ).

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   Why do people engage in expressive suppression?

   • Because collective action not only requires experiencing certain emotions but also the public expression of dissatisfaction with the status quo, when individuals engage in expressive suppression, they might express less intense emotions and should be less likely to participate in collective action against social injustice.

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   Is expressive suppression an emotional brake on the push for social change?

   • The current study extends previous work on system justification, emotion regulation, and collective action by suggesting that expressive suppression serves as an emotional brake on the push for social change. It follows that activist causes would benefit from social norms encouraging the open, uncensored expression of system-based emotion.

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   Is expressive suppression an obstacle to social change?

   • If expressive suppression is an obstacle to social change—at least for some people, it follows that the mere expression of system-based emotion is itself an act of clear political significance. We used existing datasets to test our hypothesis in Studies 1 and 2.

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   Does expressive suppression Change Emotions?

   • Because expressive suppression does not alter the appraisals of emotion-inducing events, no changes in emotional experience were expected (Butler & Gross, 2004 ). Thus, expressive suppression does not change feelings of anger or guilt per se. Instead, we hypothesized that it would subdue the impact of system justification on emotions.

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   Do negative emotions influence system justification and collective action?

   • We found that negative emotions mediated the association between system justification and collective action among those who suppress the expression of their emotions less frequently, but not those who use expressive suppression more frequently.

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8. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › blogControlling Our Emotions Could Undermine Social Change

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   Jul 8, 2021 · Expressive suppression is all about inhibiting overt expressions of emotions by keeping them deep inside (Gross, 1998). This emotion regulation strategy might be particularly detrimental to...