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Journal . 2026
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EXPLORING THE ROLE OF AI IN EMOTIONAL SELF-REGULATION AMONG YOUTH: A SURVEY STUDY

Authors: Yogita Jadhav & Tanishka Jagtap;

EXPLORING THE ROLE OF AI IN EMOTIONAL SELF-REGULATION AMONG YOUTH: A SURVEY STUDY

Abstract

Many young people today face significant stress, overthinking, and anxiety from schoolwork, jobs, social pressures, and major life changes. Introverts often struggle more, feeling shy or drained around others, which leads to loneliness and trapped thoughts. Therapy is effective but costly, time-consuming, and inaccessible for many. In contrast, AI offers quick, free, anytime support via smartphones with simple tips to calm down and think positively. Previous studies suggest that AI based tools may support emotional regulation, though evidence remains limited and context dependent. This study uses an online survey to collect responses from young people. AI remains safe and effective when it directs users to professional help for severe issues. It can also reach those who hide worries, feel too shy to speak, or withdraw from friends and family due to fear of judgment. Overall, AI tools are perceived by many youth as accessible and non-judgmental sources of emotional support.

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