Repetitive Negative Thinking in University Students with Specific Learning Disorder: Does Gender Matter?

The results give psychologists a greater understanding of RNT in university students with SLD, suggesting the importance of including those psychological processes in the clinical assessment.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.36131/cnfioritieditore20250204
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Psychology of Development and Education
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Repetitive Negative Thinking in University Students with Specific Learning Disorder: Does Gender Matter?

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The results give psychologists a greater understanding of RNT in university students with SLD, suggesting the importance of including those psychological processes in the clinical assessment.

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