Chasing elusive expressive writing effects: emotion-acceptance instructions and writer engagement improve outcomes von Rude, Stephanie S, Lantrip, Crystal, Aguirre, Vanessa A, Schraegle, William A

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Individual differences matter: Commentary on “Effects of expressive writing on depressive symptoms—A meta‐analysis” von Rude, Stephanie S., Haner, Morgynn L.

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Overgeneral autobiographical memory as depression vulnerability von GIBBS, Bryce R, RUDE, Stephanie S

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Self-compassion and adaptive psychological functioning von Neff, Kristin D., Kirkpatrick, Kristin L., Rude, Stephanie S.

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An examination of self-compassion in relation to positive psychological functioning and personality traits von Neff, Kristin D., Rude, Stephanie S., Kirkpatrick, Kristin L.

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Self-report and Cognitive Processing Measures of Depressive Thinking Predict Subsequent Major Depressive Disorder von Rude, Stephanie S., Durham-Fowler, Jennifer A., Baum, Emily S., Rooney, Stephanie B., Maestas, Kacey L.

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Language use of depressed and depression-vulnerable college students von Rude, Stephanie, Gortner, Eva-Maria, Pennebaker, James

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Benefits of Expressive Writing in Lowering Rumination and Depressive Symptoms von Gortner, Eva-Maria, Rude, Stephanie S., Pennebaker, James W.

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Acceptance-Enhanced Expressive Writing Prevents Symptoms in Participants with Low Initial Depression von Baum, Emily S., Rude, Stephanie S.

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Paying attention to distress: What's wrong with rumination? von Rude, Stephanie S., Little Maestas, Kacey, Neff, Kristin

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The Benefits of Expressive Writing on Autobiographical Memory Specificity: A Randomized Controlled Trial von Maestas, Kacey Little, Rude, Stephanie S.

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Emotional functioning in depressed and depression-vulnerable college students von RUDE, Stephanie S, MCCARTHY, Christopher T

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Social Rejection: How Best to Think About It? von Rude, Stephanie S., Mazzetti, Francesco A., Pal, Hoimonti, Stauble, Melissa R.

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Negative processing biases predict subsequent depressive symptoms von Rude, Stephanie S., Wenzlaff, Richard M., Gibbs, Bryce, Vane, Jennifer, Whitney, Tavia

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Negative cognitive biases predict subsequent depression von RUDE, Stephanie S, VALDEZ, Carmen R, ODOM, Susan, EBRAHIMI, Arshia

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Expression of Direct Anger and Hostility Predict Depression Symptoms in Formerly Depressed Women von Rude, Stephanie S., Chrisman, Jill G., Burton Denmark, Adryon, Maestas, Kacey Little

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Exploring Asian American Racial Identity von Chen, Grace A, LePhuoc, Paul, Guzmán, Michele R, Rude, Stephanie S, Dodd, Barbara G

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Symptom Improvement and Length of Treatment in Ethnically Similar and Dissimilar Client-Therapist Pairings von Erdur, Ozgur, Rude, Stephanie S, Baron, Augustine

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Beneath the veil of thought suppression: Attentional bias and depression risk von Wenzlaff, Richard M., Rude, Stephanie S., Taylor, Cynthia J., Stultz, Cilla H., Sweatt, Rachel A.

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Cognitive vulnerability to depression: The role of thought suppression and attitude certainty von Wenzlaff, Richard M., Rude, Stephanie S.

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