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Older age linked to less repetitive negative thinking
Smartphone surveys of 4,826 adults aged 18–100 supported a way to measure recurring negative thoughts and linked their fluctuations to poorer mental health.Smartphone surveys of 4,826 adults aged 18–100 supported a way to measure recurring negative thoughts and linked their fluctuations to poorer mental health.
Preprint: cross-sectional · 4,826 peoplePopulations
Who was studied4,826 adults aged 18–100 years
What changedRepetitive negative thinking was lower at older ages
The catchChanges in individuals’ thinking as they aged were not measured