From trauma exposure to depression or resilience: cognitive-emotional vulnerabilities and protective roles of rumination, emotion dysregulation, and self-compassion
Exposure to traumatic experiences is a well-documented risk factor for the development of depressive disorders; however, considerable variability exists in psychological outcomes following trauma exposure, with many individuals demonstrating resilience despite significant adversity. Understanding the mechanisms underlying these divergent trajectories is essential for improving prevention and…
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