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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"repetitive thinking"”.
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The rejection of one’s own weaknesses and internalizing psychopathology: Exploring self-insecurity’s links with unpleasant repetitive thinking and depression
… the link between self-insecurity and unpleasant repetitive thinking, an transdiagnostic process that appears to cause and perpetuate internalizing psychopathology. Specifically, I examined the link between-individuals (in a sample of 158 undergraduates) and within-individual (using daily …
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Attentional and affective mechanisms in worry and rumination
Negative repetitive thinking, such as worry and rumination, is considered a common risk factor for anxiety and depression. Compared to traditional research that has focused almost exclusively on the content and amount of worrying, Berenbaum (2010) proposed an initiation–termination (IT) two-phase …
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Rumination and Avoidance as Mediators of the Relationship Between Self-Compassion and Depression in Adolescents
… depressive symptoms by reducing unproductive repetitive thinking and avoidant coping in adolescents. This has important implications for promoting resilience amongst adolescents and helping both the prevention and treatment of adolescent depression.
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Forgetfulness of Things Past: The Impact of Suppression and Metacognitive Beliefs on the Intrusion of Autobiographical and Non-Autobiographical Memories
… many other aspects of our lives. Importantly, repetitive negative thoughts and memories play a major role in psychopathology and represent a fundamental transdiagnostic process which deserves experimental and clinical attention. Inhibitory deficits on the one hand and metacognitive beliefs on …
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Shedding Light on the Complex Picture of Psychosocial Factors that Promote Mental Health in Young People
… that brooding (abstract, negative-focussed, and repetitive thinking) and self-esteem (quest for nurturing and optimizing self-worth) seem to be particularly promising transdiagnostic factors for risk and mental-health screening. Those RFs had the highest relative importance and predicted …