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The effects of rumination on mood and intrusive memories after exposure to traumatic material: An experimental study
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 11/05/09

Zetsche U et al. – Results of exploratory analyses suggested possible sex differences in the way the processing manipulations were effective. Taken together, the results partially support the hypothesis that rumination is involved in the maintenance of negative mood and post–traumatic stress symptoms.

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