Effect of Gender on the Relationship Between Ruminative Thinking and Depressive Symptoms

Since it is claimed that establishing an endophenotype through brooding would be more consistent for studies rather than measuring rumination scores collectively, studies have often only considered brooding scores. According to theory, reflection combined with epistatic curiosity can protect against...

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Published inPsikiyatride güncel yaklaşimlar Vol. 15; pp. 313 - 320
Main Authors Alıcı, Yasemin Hoşgören, Hasanlı, Jamal
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Adana Psikiyatride Guncel Yaklasimlar : Current Approaches in Psychiatry 01.01.2023
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Gender differences
Mental depression
Mental disorders
Problem solving
Regression analysis
Sex discrimination
Womens health
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Summary:Since it is claimed that establishing an endophenotype through brooding would be more consistent for studies rather than measuring rumination scores collectively, studies have often only considered brooding scores. According to theory, reflection combined with epistatic curiosity can protect against depressed symptoms (Watkins 2008). When the hypothesis tests were kept two-way and the type 1 error level a=0.05, power level ß=0.95, and effect size 0.5 for the independent sample t-test model, the minimum number of participants to be included in the study was found to be 210 people. The list consisted of 227 students. Since this number was sufficient for the required sample size, invitations were sent only to these individuals for evaluation. 23 people did not return within the 15 days specified as the limit for response to the
ISSN:1309-0658
1309-0674
DOI:10.18863/pgy.l322319