Starr and Davila (2009)identified a form of interpersonal rumination which is called:
A)Co-brooding
B)Co-rumination
C)Friendship rumination
D)Friendship brooding

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Starr and Davila (2009) identified a form of interpersonal rumination called co-rumination, which involves discussing and dwelling on negative emotions and experiences with a close friend or group of friends. Co-rumination has been found to be associated with increased symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress, particularly in adolescent girls.

Starr and Davila (2009)identified a Form of Interpersonal Rumination Which