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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Moderating and Mediating Effects of Rumination in the Association Between Stressors and Psychological Symptoms

Thursday, March 7, 2019 · Paris, France

Clinical Science

Rumination has been established as an important predictor of psychological symptomatology. This symposium explores the mediating and moderating roles of rumination in the relationship of stressors to mental and physical distress across several contexts and populations, thus advancing theory and allowing us to specify proximal targets for intervention.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Stephanie RudeChair
    University of Texas at Austin

Presentations

  1. The Relations between Subjective Social Status, Rumination, and Mental and Physical HealthBrooks Harbison
  2. Rumination Is an Important Link in Understanding Risk for Depression in AdolescentsLori Hilt
  3. Rumination Mediates Associations between Emotional Abuse, and Subjective Cognitive ComplaintsCrystal Lantrip
  4. Perspective Taking Mediates Association between Adult Attachment Style and Psychological DistressMorgynn Haner