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Abstract We investigate the influence of expertise on emotion regulation and its consequences for translation performance. Using Lehr’s (2013) methodology, we explore the influence of personality factors and expertise level on induced emotional impact. We compare performance of translation students and professional translators, and assess trait variation in psychological resilience and creativity. Participants translated an emotional text, which was rated for accuracy and creativity. After random assignment to a positive or negative feedback group, they received false performance feedback. They then translated a second text; ratings were compared to those from their first translation. Results suggest that personality factors and expertise level play are decisive in regulating emotion and guiding translational behaviour, and may foster translation performance even under emotional stir.
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