Premenstrual Disorders and Rumination

Craner, Julia R.; Sigmon, Sandra T.; Martinson, Amber; McGillicuddy, Morgan

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“…psychological factors associated with prospectively-diagnosed PMDD and severity of symptom expression. Compared with controls, patients with PMDD show higher trait levels of brooding rumination (Craner, Sigmon, Martinson, & McGillicuddy, 2014), and higher brooding rumination among patients with PMDD prolonged residual symptoms in the early follicular phase (Dawson et al, 2018). Patients with PMDD also report higher trait levels of avoidant or impulsive behaviors than controls (Craner et al, 2014;Petersen et al, 2016).…”

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“…Compared with controls, patients with PMDD show higher trait levels of brooding rumination (Craner, Sigmon, Martinson, & McGillicuddy, 2014), and higher brooding rumination among patients with PMDD prolonged residual symptoms in the early follicular phase (Dawson et al, 2018). Patients with PMDD also report higher trait levels of avoidant or impulsive behaviors than controls (Craner et al, 2014;Petersen et al, 2016). In response to a negative affect induction, patients with PMDD report more self-focused attention, a trait associated with rumination and poor emotion regulation, than controls (Craner, Sigmon, & Martinson, 2015).…”

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confidence: 94%

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Premenstrual Disorders: A Primer and Research Agenda for Psychologists

Eisenlohr‐Moul

2019

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Females are two times more likely to develop an affective disorder and three times more likely to make a suicide attempt. The etiology of these sex differences is complex, and cannot be reduced to biology alone. However, the growing field of reproductive mood disorders highlights how lifetime exposure to fluctuations in neuroactive sex hormones (including across the menstrual cycle) do contribute to greater female risk, specifically among those females who are neurobiologically sensitive to normal hormone changes (e.g., those with premenstrual disorders). Psychologists--and particularly clinical psychologists-- are trained to be expert in skills relevant to the study and treatment of premenstrual disorders, including assessment, differential diagnosis, and mechanisms of complex behaviors, and often develop other relevant expertise in the neurobiology of affective disorders and advanced longitudinal methods. The purpose of this article is to clarify how psychologists’ strengths can be readily applied to advance scientific knowledge and improve patient care in premenstrual disorders. In order to increase psychologist involvement in this emerging field, this article includes a primer on premenstrual disorders such as premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and premenstrual exacerbation (PME) of underlying disorders. It then provides recommendations for research psychologists interested in engaging this field, and outlines critical research areas for future work. Finally, brief recommendations for psychologists in clinical practice are provided.

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Section: Psychosocial Mechanisms In Pmdd a Small Number Of Studies Hmentioning

confidence: 89%

Section: Psychosocial Mechanisms In Pmdd a Small Number Of Studies Hmentioning

confidence: 94%

Premenstrual Disorders: A Primer and Research Agenda for Psychologists

Eisenlohr‐Moul

2019

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“…Kritisch gesehen wird jedoch, dass diese für Betroffene mit hoher Belastung verbunden sein können [19] und die Behandlung nochmal um mehrere Monate hinauszögern [20,21]. In der Praxis finden solche Symptomtagebücher zurzeit kaum Anwendung, die Diagnostik erfolgt überwiegend anhand retrospektiver Aussagen [22]. Schließlich sollen die Symptome weder auf die direkte Wirkung einer Substanz noch auf einen medizinischen Krankheitsfaktor zurückführbar sein (Kriterium G).…”

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“…Ein solcher potenzieller transdiagnostischer Risikofaktor stellt ruminatives Grübeln dar, dessen ungünstiger Einfluss auf den Verlauf zahlreicher psychischer Störungen inzwischen gut dokumentiert ist [83]. Erste Studien liefern Hinweise, dass Grübeln auch einen signifikanten Prädiktor für prämenstruelle Symptomatik darstellt [22,84] und der Zusammenhang zwischen Menstruationszyklus und Wohlbefinden durch die Grübelneigung beeinflusst wird [85]. Ein weiterer bedeutender transdiagnostischer Faktor könnte erhöhte Selbstaufmerksamkeit sein.…”

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“…Weitere Studien zu assoziierten psychologischen Faktoren belegen, dass Frauen mit PMDS erhöhte Angstsensitivitäts- [46,86] und Neurotizismuswerte aufweisen [87,88] und vermehrt zu dysfunktionalen Bewältigungsstilen, wie Vermeidung, Aufmerksamkeitszuwendung, Selbstvorwürfen und Katastrophisieren, neigen [22,62,89]. Weniger Studien liegen zu kognitiv-emotionalen Prozessen vor, jedoch zeigen sich auch hier Auffälligkeiten wie eine langsamere Reaktionszeit beim emotionalen Stroop-Test [90,91] oder ein negativer Bias bei der Verarbeitung emotionaler Gesichtsausdrücke [92] in der Lutealphase.…”

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Aktuelle Aspekte zur Prämenstruellen Dysphorischen Störung – Ein Überblick

Beddig

Kühner

2017

Psychother Psych Med

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This narrative review presents current aspects of diagnosis, epidemiology, aetiology and therapy of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). PMDD is characterised by emotional, physical and behavioral changes during the premenstrual phase of the menstrual cycle associated with clinically significant distress and marked impairment of psychosocial functioning. Due to its cardinal symptoms (e. g. marked affect lability and irritability), its specific cycle-dependent course and high symptom-specific stability, PMDD has been outlined as a new diagnostic category in the chapter on depressive disorders in the fifth edition of the "Diagnostic and Statistical Handbook of Mental Disorders". The disorder is still insufficiently known in the German language area; it is not included in the International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD-10). The 12-month prevalence varies from 3 to 8% for women of reproductive age. The mechanisms underlying PMDD are still insufficiently known, the findings indicate a multifactorial genesis. It is not possible to provide evidence-based recommendations as there is currently still a lack of randomized controlled interventions in women with PMDD.

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Gender‐Related Issues in Psychopathology

Sigmon

Haigh

2015

The Encyclopedia of Adulthood and Aging

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Research on gender‐related issues in psychopathology has begun to focus on transdiagnostic factors. Transdiagnostic factors may contribute to the development and/or maintenance of multiple diagnoses and help to explain high rates of comorbidity in psychopathology. These contributions take the form of psychological processes and cognitive and behavioral strategies that begin in childhood and persist into adulthood. Anxiety sensitivity, rumination, and emotion regulation have been investigated in multiple disorders across the anxiety and depression spectrum. Further investigation of such constructs could shed light on gender‐related differences in rates of psychopathology.

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Premenstrual Disorders and Rumination

Abstract: Rumination, a transdiagnostic factor in psychopathology, may contribute to the onset and maintenance of premenstrual distress.

Cited by 29 publications

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Premenstrual Disorders: A Primer and Research Agenda for Psychologists

Premenstrual Disorders: A Primer and Research Agenda for Psychologists

Aktuelle Aspekte zur Prämenstruellen Dysphorischen Störung – Ein Überblick

Gender‐Related Issues in Psychopathology

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