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Measurement Invariance of the Brief State Rumination Inventory Across Administration Methods, National Samples, and Sex
State rumination is a temporary activation of repetitive, negative, self-focused thinking in response to specific situational triggers or mood states. We present the results of two studies that examined the psychometric properties and measurement invariance of the Italian version of the Brief State
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