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Dyadic effects of rumination and self-disclosure on posttraumatic growth in newly diagnosed gynecological cancer couples: an actor-partner interdependence modeling approach

Yuanyuan Song, Hui Liu, Song Wang, Xiaolian Jiang

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Key concepts: Posttraumatic growth, Rumination, Self-disclosure, Clinical psychology, Psychological intervention, Psychology, Medicine, Psychiatry

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