Changes in repetitive negative thinking and stress perception mediate treatment effects of a transdiagnostic exercise intervention

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Anna Katharina Frei · University of Tübingen

Thomas Studnitz · University of Tübingen

Britta Seiffer · University of Tübingen

Jana Welkerling · University of Tübingen

Johanna-Marie Zeibig · University of Tübingen

Eva Herzog · Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Mia Maria Günak ·

Abstract

Our results suggest that changes in perceived stress and repetitive negative thinking may be key transdiagnostic mechanisms underlying the treatment effect of exercise on global symptom severity.

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Mindfulness and Compassion Interventions Mental Health Research Topics Sleep and related disorders

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Published in: Psychological Medicine

Volume 56, pp. e10-e10

DOI: 10.1017/s0033291725103085

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Changes in repetitive negative thinking and stress perception mediate treatment effects of a transdiagnostic exercise intervention

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