The association between negative psychological behaviours and rumination has been thoroughly studied internationally from a range of cultures.
Although a lot of evidence has been provided in studies to demonstrate the relationship between rumination and depression, and between regret and depression, further research is needed to clarify the trilateral relationship among rumination, regret, and depression.
05) was detected between number of cuds ruminated per day (CRD), number of rumination chews per day (RChD) and the variation in body weight in the different units (per period, per day, and relative) as showed in Table 2.
The scientists believe nature reduces rumination by providing "positive distractions," similar to having a hobby or chatting with a friend.
Studies have shown that rumination is associated with gender, with women more frequently utilizing a ruminative response behavior than men (Butler & Nolen-Hoeksema, 1994; Jose & Brown, 2008; Mezo & Baker, 2012; Morrow & Nolen-Hoeksema, 1990).
Feed consumption, rumination and idleness are mutually exclusive, and a reduction in time spent in the first two activities would imply in an elevation in idleness time.
Keywords: Self-compassion, rumination, optimism, psychological well-being, elderly.
There are different forms of the ruminative thinking such as reflective and brooding rumination.
If these relationships apply to stressful situations in general, we would also expect an association of negative affect with rumination and PSTD after a large scale disaster.
In addition, little is known about the relationship between displaced aggression and emotion regulation strategies other than angry rumination.
In this light, Tony Bevacqua, author of Rethinking Excessive Habits & Addictive Behaviors, has offered a cogent explanation for the connection between rumination and substance abuse.
The study's 38 participants were adult city dwellers who were asked to complete a questionnaire to determine their normal level of morbid rumination.