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Oversampled and undersolved: Depressive rumination from an active inference perspective

2021-12-11

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<p>Rumination is a widely recognized cognitive deviation in depression. However, researchers have struggled to explain why patients cannot disengage from excessive rumination, although it clearly depresses their mood and fails to lead to effective problem-solving. In this integrative review, we connect insights from cognitive science, neuroscience and computational psychiatry to rethink rumination as repetitive bu...

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Literature Corpus work: 8fc9dd0f-ec37-5fac-9bf7-bb919e20ca08
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/va9c3

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