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Chain mediation of rumination and negative coping styles in the relationship between fertility stress and psychological distress among Chinese infertile women: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]
Front PsycholLiu S, Qu D, Li J, Wu H, Wang W.
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The cognitive anchor system: a structural model of self, task selection, and latent intention in human cognition. [PDF]
Front PsycholLi J.
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How negative life-events affect sleep quality of college students: a chain-mediating model. [PDF]
BMC PsycholSun D, Zhang Y, Liao C, Pan L.
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Effects of rumination on intrusive memories: Does processing mode matter?
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 2012Excessive rumination following traumatic or highly distressing experiences has been proposed to be an important maintaining factor of posttraumatic stress symptoms. However, not all forms of repetitive thinking about a negative event appear to be dysfunctional.
Thomas Ehring
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Personality and Individual Differences, 2015
Abstract Studies of thought suppression, the reduction in accessibility for intentionally unrehearsed and actively avoided thoughts, vary dramatically in the level of suppression reported. The purpose of our research was to explore individual differences associated with self-reports of the success, failure, or avoidance of thought suppression in ...
Anthony Lambert, Nathan Ryckman
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Abstract Studies of thought suppression, the reduction in accessibility for intentionally unrehearsed and actively avoided thoughts, vary dramatically in the level of suppression reported. The purpose of our research was to explore individual differences associated with self-reports of the success, failure, or avoidance of thought suppression in ...
Anthony Lambert, Nathan Ryckman
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Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 2019
Abstract Posttraumatic growth (PTG) may exist in trauma survivors, especially adolescents, whereas rumination is a typical cognitive characteristic among traumatized individuals. However, there were mixed relationships between rumination (intrusive rumination, deliberate rumination) and PTG.
Linli Zhou, Wei Xu, Yuyang Zhou
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Abstract Posttraumatic growth (PTG) may exist in trauma survivors, especially adolescents, whereas rumination is a typical cognitive characteristic among traumatized individuals. However, there were mixed relationships between rumination (intrusive rumination, deliberate rumination) and PTG.
Linli Zhou, Wei Xu, Yuyang Zhou
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Intrusive versus deliberate rumination in posttraumatic growth across US and Japanese samples
Anxiety, Stress and Coping, 2009To examine the role of rumination in the aftermath of traumatic/stressful events, posttraumatic growth (PTG) and the four types of rumination (i.e., intrusive rumination soon after the event, intrusive rumination recently, deliberate rumination soon after the event, and deliberate rumination recently) were assessed retrospectively for participants from
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TREATMENT OF INTRUSIVE RUMINATIONS ABOUT MATHEMATICS
Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, 2002The unusual case of a young mathematics student is described. While studying and at other times he was troubled by intrusive thoughts about the logical foundations of mathematics. A treatment package involving the use of thought stopping, emotional processing and training in study skills is described and some ideas about the treatment of intrusive ...
Idit Albert, Peter Hayward
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