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Topic: mixed-effects growth curve

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Ruminative stress: How repetitive thoughts and stress interact in an experimental setting

Lea Schenk, Maximilian O. Steininger, Claus Lamm · FENS Forum 2024

In the affect-regulation framework (Troy et al., 2023), affect-regulation methods are elicited by an adversity, leading individuals either towards or away from resilience. Stress is a powerful trigger of regulation methods and past research reveals substantive correlations between stress and rumination, which is a response type involving repetitive thoughts about the stress-inducing stimulus and its causes or consequences. Importantly, both are implied in the pathogenesis of several somatic and psychiatric health conditions.The causal direction between stress and rumination remains unclear, pa

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