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Ruminations on...rumination
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Rumination involves a repetitive and passive focus on thoughts. Some view rumination as a useful practice, helping to gain understanding of events and assisting with progress towards goals, others consider rumination to be a maladaptive style of thinking, as evidenced by its association with psychological disorders, particularly depression.
Please note this blog is in the early stages of development.
This blog aims to highlight current issues and research in rumination. Any useful links/resources would be gratefully received and can be emailed to clinhealthpsychATgmail.com.
Please note this blog is in the early stages of development.
This blog aims to highlight current issues and research in rumination. Any useful links/resources would be gratefully received and can be emailed to clinhealthpsychATgmail.com.
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