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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Ruiz-Aranda, Desiree author Zaccagnini-Sancho, José Luis author 2013-09-25 The objective of this study was to analyze gender differences in the quality of interpersonal relationships (Zaccagnini & Martin, 2008) from a Positive Psychology perspective (Berscheid, 2003). In addition, discussed the contribution of emotional regulation (Gross y John, 2003) as a predictor of these dimensions. The results of the study indicate that women have a higher quality of social relationships than men, and that this is related to the ability to regulate emotions. These findings suggest that women used to a lesser extent than men emotional suppression strategies which creates a more intimate relationship in their social relations. Our findings suggest that emotional regulation skills predict better positive interactions. http://hdl.handle.net/10630/5906 Relaciones humanas Emociones Why women have a greater intimacy in their friendship relationships?