State Rumination Predicts Inhibitory Control Failures and Dysregulation of Default, Salience, and Cognitive Control Networks in Youth at Risk of Depressive Relapse: Findings from the RuMeChange Trial
Henrietta Roberts, Mindy Westlund Schreiner, Stephanie Pocius, Alina K. Dillahunt, Brian Farstead, Daniel Feldman, Katie L. Bessette, Erin A. Kaufman, Will Slattery, Rachel H. Jacobs, David Jago, Sheila E. Crowell, Edward R Watkins, Scott A. Langenecker,
From our RuMeChange trial, findings suggest that individuals who ruminate frequently show poor inhibitory control, and when ruminating, brain networks that work to control and suppress negative thoughts became active. In addition, certain network activity individuals who ruminate often will possibly disengage from a present task and begin focusing on themselves rather than the task. If you wold like to see the full article, click the link below.
