Mental Time Travel: The role of Positive Rumination
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Mental Time Travel: The role of Positive RuminationAutoria
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2020Editor
Interactive Media Institute (IMI)ISSN
1554-8716Cita bibliogràfica
COLOMBO, Desirée et al. Mental Time Travel: The role of Positive Rumination. Annual Review of Cybertherapy and Telemedicine, 2020, vol. 18, p. 105-109Tipus de document
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According to a long tradition of research, people are used to mentally time
travel: That is, to recreate memories from the past and envision future scenarios. To
date, a growing body of evidence has revealed that ... [+]
According to a long tradition of research, people are used to mentally time
travel: That is, to recreate memories from the past and envision future scenarios. To
date, a growing body of evidence has revealed that people’s estimations about past
and future emotional states are inaccurate. Nevertheless, the mechanisms underlying
these biases are still understudied, and the potential role of response style to positive
affect (PA) has not been explored yet. Here, we implemented a two-week Ecological
Momentary Assessment (EMA) design to monitor PA in 84 healthy individuals, who
were asked to forecast and recall their mood before and at the end of the study.
According to the results, participants with high levels of emotion-focused positive
rumination showed higher accuracy in forecasting future PA, whereas participants
with high self-focused positive rumination overestimated future PA and were highly
accurate in retrospectively recalling experienced PA. Altogether, we suggest that
more accurate or positively biased estimations of past and future states may in part
be the consequence of an individual’s predisposition to ruminate on positive
experiences and self-qualities [-]
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Annual Review of Cybertherapy and Telemedicine, 2020, v. 18Codi del projecte o subvenció
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