According to the article, how does working memory help us regulate our emotional responses

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Working memory helps us regulate our emotional responses because this memory helps our brain to keep the pleasant feelings or emotions for a longer time than the difficult moments that created pain or suffering.

Psychologists consider that the working memory store information for a certain period of time that allow us remembering, reasoning, learn, and understand complex issues that help us to create meanings of what happens in our life.

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