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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"perseverative cognition"”.

  1. The relationships of discrimination and microaggressions with sleep quality in black Americans: the role of perseverative cognition

    … and there is a body of literature connecting perseverative cognition (e.g., rumination and worry or vigilance) to poor sleep. Another kind of race-specific stressor are microaggressions, a more subtle but pervasive form of discrimination. Less research has considered the connection of …

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  2. Examining the role of hardiness, race-related stress, and racial identity on psychological health outcomes of black college students

    … subscale of racial identity and the perseverative cognition subscale of race-related stress on depression. Specifically, participants who were low on hardiness and high on afrocentricity reported higher levels of depression than those were high on both hardiness and afrocentricity. …

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  3. Examining the Conjoint Impact of Depressive Symptomatology and Mind Wandering on Affective Dynamics in Response to Emotionally Salient Visual Stimuli

    Abstract Background. Clinical depression is defined in part by a dysfunction in the temporal dynamics of affect, which often entails the sustainment of negative mood states and attenuated experiences of positive emotion. Investigators have identified several negatively-biased cognitive processes …

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