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Higher Objective Physical Activity Attenuates the Association Between Daily Stress and Rumination
Rumination is commonly experienced in response to stressful events and has been linked to adverse psychological outcomes. However, research has predominantly examined rumination as a predictor or consequence of psychological functioning, whereas less is known about factors associated with its day-to
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