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Inhibitory deficits in rumination : a negative priming study
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2015
Rumination is a maladaptive coping style that has been found to be associated with several negative outcomes, including depression and anxiety. In particular, rumination has been found to be associated with deficits in inhibiting irrelevant information. This study examined the relationship of rumination to depression, anxiety, and stress and examined gender differences in these relationships. It also examined inhibitory deficits in rumination using a negative priming task with both short- and
doi:10.26021/6034
fatcat:7tgtvlv6dbfphluwnmsy43feca