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This study is being conducted to investigate associations of perceived cultural expectations regarding positive emotions with rumination, cellphone-mediated co-rumination, face-to-face co-rumination, and depression/ anxiety symptoms among emerging adults (18–25-year-olds). It is hypothesized that high valuation of positive affect will be associated with higher levels of depression and anxiety, and this association will be moderated by higher levels of rumination and co-rumination. It is also hypothesized that higher levels of social media use will be associated with higher levels of happiness valuation. This study will expand on prior research from this lab investigating co-rumination face-to-face and in person, and its relationship with depression and anxiety symptoms (see past OSF pre-registration) Whiting, W., Murdock, K. K., Johnson, S., Puckett, H., True, A., & Vest, G. (2022, February 11). Happiness Valuation and Rumination. Retrieved from osf.io/tyjxm). |
