Starr and Davila (2009)identified a form of interpersonal rumination, called co-rumination, and is described as:
A)Adolescent girls discuss and brood over each other's problems as part of their friendship
B)Has been linked with depression in adolescent girls
C)Has shown to strengthen adolescent girls' friendships
D)All of the above

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Co-rumination is a form of interpersonal rumination in which adolescents, most often girls, discuss and dwell on each other's problems as part of their friendship. Research has shown that co-rumination can be linked with depression in adolescent girls. However, co-rumination has also been found to strengthen the friendships between adolescent girls. Therefore, all of the options (A, B, and C) are correct.

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