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. 2021 Jul-Dec;14(2):61–81. doi: 10.21500/20112084.5234

Table. Cognitive Emotional Regulation Questionnaire (CERQ-k).

(Almost) Never Sometimes Regularly Frequently (Almost) Always
I think I am guilty.
I think I have to accept what happened.
I think about what happened over and over again.
I think of nicer things.
I wonder if I can do something better.
I think I learned things thanks to what happened to me.
What happened to me is much worse than what happens to others.
I think I was a fool.
Thats what happened; there’s nothing I can do to change it.
I spend a lot of time thinking about what happened.
I think about nicer things that dont have to do with that.
I think about how I can solve this.
I think what happened to me helped me to grow.
I think about how ugly it was over and over again.
I think everything that happened was my fault.
I think I cant change what happened.
I am always trying to understand why I feel this way.
I think of something nice and not about what happened to me.
I think about how I can change what happened to me.
I think that it is not as bad as other things that could happen.
I think that it is the worst thing that could happen.
I think I caused it.
Many times, I think about what happened.
I think about other good things that happened to me.
I think about what is the best thing I can do.
I think there are worse things in the world.
I think and think about how awful it was.