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Emotional versus Cognitive Rumination: Are They Differentially Affecting Long-term Psychological Health? The Impact of Stressors and Personality in Dental Students
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Emotional versus Cognitive Rumination: Are They Differentially Affecting Long-term Psychological Health? The Impact of Stressors and Personality in Dental Students

U Hamesch, M Cropley and J Lang
STRESS AND HEALTH, Vol.30(3), pp.222-231
01/08/2014
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/smi.2602

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Science & Technology Social Sciences Life Sciences & Biomedicine Psychiatry Psychology PSYCHIATRY SCI PSYCHIATRY SSCI PSYCHOLOGY affective rumination problem-solving pondering personality psychological health dental students ONE-TAILED TESTS REPETITIVE THOUGHT PERCEIVED SOURCES DEPRESSED MOOD SLEEP QUALITY WORK ANXIETY NEUROTICISM VALIDATION DISORDERS
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