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Antecedents of COVID-19 rumination: A three-wave study
Marjolein C. J. Caniëls
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Irina Nikolova
, Isabella Hatak
, Petra C. de Weerd-Nederhof
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Corresponding author for this work
Organisation,Strategy & Entrepreneurship
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Three-wave
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Rumination
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COVID-19
100%
Wave Studies
100%
Work Events
42%
Negative Work Events
42%
Self-efficacy
28%
Negative Automatic Thoughts
28%
COVID-19 Pandemic
28%
Conservation of Resources Theory
28%
Dutch
14%
Psychological Complaints
14%
Positive Affect
14%
Mediation Model
14%
Coping Capacity
14%
Individual Coping
14%
Psychology
Self-Efficacy
100%
Conservation of Resources
100%
Mediation Model
50%
Positive Affect
50%
Coping Behavior
50%
Computer Science
Negative Thought
100%
Mediation Model
50%
Positive Affect
50%
INIS
covid-19
100%
resources
22%
data
11%
capacity
11%
employees
11%
drawing
11%
mediation
11%