Book Summary: People are different with respect to numerous dimensions of emotional experience. These individual differences exist at the level of both general affective traits and specific emotions. This new book presents topical research in the study of the psychology of individual differences. Topics discussed include individual differences in message framing and its association with personality and brain activity; metacomprehension accuracy; mindfulness and relationship quality; individual differences in shame, guilt and depressive symptoms; personal self-regulation and coping style and information processing and loneliness.