The effect of emotional regulation on impulsivity, and styles of decision-making on prisoners

prison inmates, especially its negative effects on female prisoners, the need for educational interventions, psychotherapy is essential for them. This study aimed to teach emotional regulation on impulsivity, and styles of decision-making was conducted among female prisoners in Yasouj.
This trial, the clinical and interventional. Group test under emotional regulation skills training program 8 meeting And on model-based control group received no intervention was grass, then the training group and the control group pretest-posttest to Mlamd. The instruments consisted of two questionnaires Barratt Impulsiveness, decision making styles were Scott and Bruce. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 22
The findings show the effect of emotion regulation training program on reducing overall and impulsivity impulsivity, cognitive, behavioral and among female prisoners were unplanned. The program will also increase training rational and intuitive decision making styles and decision making styles loss avoidance, is dependent on immediate and significant impact
According to the results that teaching emotion regulation, reduce impulsivity and increase in prisoners styles decisions were reasonable, professional communication can be in the form of emotion regulation training enhances knowledge and skills in managing people as well as increased negative impulsivity styles It was a rational decision.