Rumination about the past and worries about the future (perseverative cognition) are
extremely common, although pervasive and distressing, dysfunctional cognitive processes …

OBJECTIVE AND METHODS: For individuals who ruminate, or mentally rehearse past
stressful events, the physiological effects of a stressor may be longer lasting. This is well …

Sexual and asexual reproduction are found throughout the plant and animal kingdoms.
Asexual reproduction has its advantages, chief among which is that it does not require the …

Co-rumination is a dyadic process between relationship partners that refers to excessively
discussing problems, rehashing problems, speculating about problems, mutual …

Workers regularly report high levels of stress and burnout because of their daily interactions
at work. They also tend to seek social support as a mechanism to reduce stress and burnout …

When does social support alleviate or exacerbate the effects of being excluded by
colleagues in the workplace? This study integrates belongingness and social support …

Research on co-rumination has investigated its relationship with internalizing symptoms, but
few studies have addressed underlying maladaptive cognitive-affective processes that may …

Relationships among rumination, social support, and negative affect were examined using a
daily process methodology. Trait rumination predicted subsequent daily rumination about …

Young women typically use same-sex friendships as a source of social support during times
of stress. However, friendship interactions that are characterized by co-rumination …

Objective: Cognitive perseverations that include worry and rumination over past or future
events may prolong cortisol release, which in turn may contribute to predisease pathways …