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I am asking about these deep ruminations which we are having about the next war.
Ferry fills in the details, creating layered synth landscapes around his tragic scenarios and melodic ruminations.
Both experimental and naturalistic studies have produced highly consistent evidence for the predictive effects of rumination on mood.
Their earliest recordings include vague anti-authoritarian statements and ruminations on metaphysical themes.
The effects of this cognitive vulnerability-stress combination on depressive symptoms should be mediated by rumination and hopelessness, with subsequent disengagement from goals.
Rumination is the tendency to focus passively and repetitively on one's symptoms of depression without taking action to relieve them.
What distinguishes him from most solo performers is how elegantly he blends personal stories, historical digressions and philosophical ruminations.
The relationship was not significant in the rumination condition (r=0.28, p=0.13).
Thirty-six patients with major depression and 36 control participants were randomly allocated to either a rumination or distraction induction condition.
Levels of trait rumination and distraction were measured at baseline, mood and problem-solving were measured before and after the inductions.
Hofstadter himself refers to it as "my ruminations on the art of translation".
The science wars also underscored something else-rumination on science takes place in the context of larger events.
The model assumed both a depression-increasing pathway via rumination and a depression-decreasing pathway via distraction.
Rumination was found to be associated with high depression scores and distraction with a low level of depression.
However, the hypothesized outcome on rumination from the interactive effect between neuroticism and stress was not borne out in our study.
