J Anxiety Disord March 2024 PMID 38142483

Psychological interventions for pre-event and post-event rumination in social anxiety: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Hayley E Donohue, Matthew Modini, Maree J Abbott

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Abstract in brief

  • Psychological treatments, especially cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), are effective in significantly reducing preevent and postevent rumination in adults with social anxiety disorder.
  • Interventions that specifically target rumination work better at reducing preevent rumination compared to those that don't focus on it, and both individual and group therapies are equally effective.
  • The effectiveness of treatment is higher in people with more severe social anxiety or depression at baseline, suggesting tailored approaches might be particularly beneficial for these groups.

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