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Examining the impact of rumination on depression risk in combat-deployed military veterans, suggesting vital implications for mental health support.
= 8.09). Findings indicated that the association between PMIEs and depression was stronger at higher levels of rumination, suggesting that military veterans who are exposed to PMIEs and engage in more repetitive thoughts centered around negative emotions are at a higher risk for experiencing more severe depression symptoms.
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