Ample work has already been conducted on worry and rumination as negative thought
processes involved in the etiology of most of the anxiety and mood related disorders …

Rumination has featured in psychological models of depression whereas worry is
considered to be an important feature of anxiety disorders, particularly generalized anxiety …

Worry and rumination are cognitive processes, often represented as verbal or linguistic
activities. Despite similarities in definition and description, worry has been most closely …

Rumination (Nolen-Hoeksema, 1991) and worry (Borkovec, Ray, & Stober, 1998) are forms
of recurrent negative thinking that are implicated in the maintenance of, respectively …

Worry and rumination are closely allied cognitive processes that impact on the experience of
anxious and depressive symptoms. Using a prospective design, this study examined …

Although the tendency to engage in recurrent negative thinking about past stressful events,
current difficulties, and anticipated future problems is a common psychological feature of a …

Intolerance of uncertainty (IU) can be defined as a cognitive bias that affects how a person
perceives, interprets, and responds to uncertain situations. Although IU has been reported …

Major depression is characterised by ruminative thinking whilst worry is considered central
in generalised anxiety disorder (GAD). However, not only do these two forms of repetitive …

Aim Although previous reports have addressed worry and rumination as prominent cognitive
processes in generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and major depressive disorder (MDD) and …

Objective: Although worry and rumination are everyday phenomena as well as common
symptoms across numerous psychopathological disorders, the theoretical and clinical …