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zs25x636r58	Ryan P. Egan	Does Rumination Have Adverse Interpersonal Consequences? A Test of an Emotion-Dysregulation Extension to Stress-Generation Theory in Depression	2018		.txt	text/plain	148	6	30	In a sample of 135 pairs of same-sex friends, I conducted an experimental test of two predictions: first, that individuals induced to ruminate will be rated poorer in interpersonal functioning during a discussion with a friend than individuals induced to distract themselves; and second, that friends will ruminate more during discussions with individuals induced to ruminate versus distract themselves. The present study proposes an extension to the existing stress-generation framework to include emotion dysregulation as a precursor to interpersonal stress.	cache/zs25x636r58.txt	txt/zs25x636r58.txt