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Does rumination predict the strength of maladaptive self-beliefs characteristic of social anxiety over time?	Wong, Quincy J. J; Moulds, Michelle L	2012	—
Processing mode during repetitive thinking in socially anxious individuals : evidence for a maladaptive experiential mode	Wong, Quincy J. J; Moulds, Michelle L	2012	—
The Role of repetitive negative thoughts in the vulnerability for emotional problems in non-clinical children	Broeren, Suzanne; Muris, Peter; Bouwmeester, Samantha; van der Heijden, Kristiaan B; Abee, Annemieke	2011	—
The Varieties of inner speech : links between quality of inner speech and psychopathological variables in a sample of young adults	McCarthy-Jones, Simon; Fernyhough, Charles	2011	—
Do socially anxious individuals hold positive metacognitive beliefs about rumination?	Wong, Quincy J. J; Moulds, Michelle L	2010	—
Fullness of feeling : reflection, rumination, depression and the specificity of autobiographical memories	McIlwain, Doris; Taylor, Alan; Geeves, Andrew	2010
Impact of rumination versus distraction on anxiety and maladaptive self-beliefs in socially anxious individuals	Wong, Quincy J. J; Moulds, Michelle L	2009	—
Perception of performance as a mediator in the relationship between social anxiety and negative post-event rumination	Perini, Sarah J; Abbott, Maree J; Rapee, Ronald M	2006	—