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2010•The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological AssociationOpen access

The association of thought control strategies with depressive automatic thoughts, rumination, and depressive symptom

Toshiyuki Yoshida

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thoughts, rumination, and depressive symptom Toshiyuki YOSHIDA (Faculty of Kyushu-University) Key words: Thought control strategy, automatic thoughts and rumination in depression, depressive symptom

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thoughts, rumination, and depressive symptom Toshiyuki YOSHIDA (Faculty of Kyushu-University) Key words: Thought control strategy, automatic thoughts and rumination in depression, depressive symptom

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thoughts, rumination, and depressive symptom Toshiyuki YOSHIDA (Faculty of Kyushu-University) Key words: Thought control strategy, automatic thoughts and rumination in depression, depressive symptom

Key concepts: Rumination, Association (psychology), Depressive symptoms, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Psychotherapist, Psychiatry, Cognition

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