Jiang says children in the Islamic countries he has visited seem happier, healthier, and more emotionally regulated than Western children.
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Emotional regulation
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"You know, I will tell you this, okay? I will tell you this. I've been to Saudi Arabia. I've been to Afghanistan. I've been..."
"...is the idea of self -control, right? Or the idea of emotional regulation. You're able to keep your emotions in check. If you're angry,..."
"...and that's why in school we focus on the idea of emotional regulation. Teaching you how to better control your emotions. How to do..."
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