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Participants included 90 mid-adolescent girls (Mage = 16.31 years, SD = .84, age range = 14.9 – 17.7) who completed a diagnostic interview, questionnaires, and a modified socioemotional Go/no-go task during an fMRI scan session. Depressive symptoms were associated with (a) less amygdala-cerebellum anterior lobe FC, more amygdala-precuneus, -posterior cingulate, and -right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) FC, as well as more right dlPFC-precuneus FC during the socially aversive relative to control condition; and (b) more amygdala-superior temporal gyrus, -cingulate gyrus, -postcentral gyrus, and -right dlPFC FC, as well as more right dlPFC-postcentral gyrus FC during the socially appetitive relative to control condition. Rumination was associated with more amygdala-precuneus FC during the socially aversive relative to control condition. Finally, rumination partially mediated the association between amygdala-precuneus FC and concurrent depressive symptoms. 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