In this article first results of a self report questionnaire to assess emotional experience and emotion regulation (EER) will be presented. The questionnaire assesses the emotional experience (first part), and the regulation of an emotion individually selected as difficult (second part). Psychometrical properties will be shown; a comparison between patients (n = 323) and healthy controls (n = 281) did show significant distinctions for emotional experience as well as for regulation of emotion. A first examination of validity was done with common clinical instruments (BSI, FBL and IIP), and show high relationship with symptomatic burden. The results show a satisfying quality of the questionnaire, good validity and a high clinical relevance.
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