Depression and interpersonal rejection
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2022, Evolution and Human BehaviorCitation Excerpt :These have ecological validity, but cannot easily determine causal relationships. Some studies, though, have employed an experimental design in which participants were randomized into conditions in which they listened to, watched, or interacted with either a depressed or non-depressed person, where in some cases the depressed person was a non-depressed confederate enacting a depressed role (Marcus & Nardone, 1992). These designs can demonstrate causation but the transient, inconsequential relationships and laboratory settings lack ecological validity.
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2020, Journal of Contextual Behavioral ScienceCitation Excerpt :As reviewed by Baddeley and Singer (2009), disclosures that display a pre-occupation with one's own suffering or dwell on failed goals without any indication of pursuit of new goals are less likely to lead to acceptance and more likely to lead to social awkwardness in listeners. Particularly vulnerable stories that display these features undoubtedly require a close, trusted confidant (Alea & Bluck, 2003), and even then, indiscriminate and repetitive expression of negative mood in this fashion likely will result in decreased intimacy and likeability and increased interpersonal problems over time (e.g., Coyne, 1976; Marcus & Nardone, 1992; Segrin & Abramson, 1994). Curci and Rimé (2012) identified a subset of individuals who get caught in a reinforcing cycle, analogous to mental rumination, in which disclosure of negative events is experienced as repetitive ventilation and potentially toxic to relationships over time, but the behavior persists due to short-term distress reduction benefits.
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