In this study, a total of 341 questionnaires were used to analyze the effect hairdressers' multidimensional perfectionism and repetitive thinking on job performance through SPSS 21.0. The results survey are as follows. First, Multidimensional (Self-oriented, Other-oriented, Social imposition) appeared in three dimensions, Repetitive thought (Abstract, Specific) two Job stress (Education, Physic...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Repetitive negative thinking (RNT) is common to multiple emotional disorders and occurs before, during, and following a stressor. One replicated difference between common forms of RNT such as worry and rumination is temporal orientation towards a stressor, with worry being more future-oriented and rumination more past-oriented. Different mechanisms may drive RNT at the...

Background Repetitive Negative Thinking (RNT) includes negative thoughts about the future (worry) and past (rumination), has been associated with AD physiopathology (Marchant et al. Alzh&Dement 2020;16:1054). Prefrontal anterior cingulate cortices play a major role in RNT (Demnitz-King al., Psychiatry Res Neuroimaging. 2021;316:111353). Nonetheless, involves several brain regions within large-s...

Our objective was to analyze the relationships between Repetitive negative thinking (RNT), perfectionism and psychological distress. Specifically we wanted to test if RNT mediates the relationship between perfectionism and psychological distress. 788 college students completed self-report questionnaires to evaluate perfectionism trait dimensions [Evaluative concerns (EC) and Positive strivings ...

A reciprocal relationship between repetitive negative thinking (RNT) and affect (NA) has been found in various types of psychopathology. Recent studies have suggested that the magnitude this association can vary across time individuals, which may inform future Here, we explored how these dynamics interplays are manifested student general populations using a statistical clustering algorithm. Acr...

OBJECTIVE The transdiagnostic cognitive behavioral treatments for treating the coexistence of anxiety and mood disorders received useful empirical supports in the recent years. However, these treatments still have moderate efficacy. Following the improvements and developments in transdiagnostic protocols and considering the importance of repetitive negative thinking as a core transdiagnostic fa...