Different Patterns of Attention Bias in Worry and Rumination
Abstract
In two studies with college student participants, we explored the ways in which worry and rumination may be similar or distinct. Towards that end, as part of our research, we developed new laboratory measures of worry and rumination. In Study 1, we examined how the new lab instruments we developed differentiate worry versus rumination and initiation versus termination. We did so by comparing them with two other measurement methods of worry and...
Paper Details
Title
Different Patterns of Attention Bias in Worry and Rumination
Published Date
Jan 17, 2019
Volume
43
Issue
4
Pages
713 - 725
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