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Multiple Paths to Rumination: A Network Analytical Approach

2023-08-22

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<p>Theories of rumination have proposed different psychological factors to place one at risk for repetitive negative thinking. An empirical test that captures the most relevant contributors to rumination within one integrative model is lacking. Building on influential self-regulatory and metacognitive frameworks, we modeled how key constructs in this context relate to ruminative thinking. 498 participants complete...

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Literature Corpus work: 57f0ebc6-2aeb-58e8-b217-d4d85770f273
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/f59w4

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