University of Isfahan New Educational Approaches   2423-6780 4 2 2009 09 23 The relationship between depression, rumination, and positive/negative met-cognitive beliefs The relationship between depression, rumination, and positive/negative met-cognitive beliefs 39 50 19055 FA Fateme Bahrami University of Isfahan Razgar Qaderpour University of Isfahan Abbas , Marzban University of Isfahan Journal Article 2016 06 14   The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between depression, rumination, and meta-cognitive beliefs (positive and negative). The subjects were depressed males and females who had been interviewed by clinical psychologists and psychiatrists. They responded to 3 Questionnaires: 1- Depression Beck inventory, 2- Rumination, 3- Positive and negative beliefs about rumination.   The results showed that there was significant correlation between depression and rumination (P   The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between depression, rumination, and meta-cognitive beliefs (positive and negative). The subjects were depressed males and females who had been interviewed by clinical psychologists and psychiatrists. They responded to 3 Questionnaires: 1- Depression Beck inventory, 2- Rumination, 3- Positive and negative beliefs about rumination.   The results showed that there was significant correlation between depression and rumination (P https://nea.ui.ac.ir/article_19055_180f5a2e934eb1ca89d5c5e0f146e5d3.pdf