Stephanie J Schulte, Maureen Knapp
Awareness, adoption, and application of the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) Framework for Information Literacy in health sciences libraries
Journal of the Medical Library Association : JMLA
study examines differences prevalence nature corumination realworld social interactions peers parents among adolescents major depressive disorder mdd compared healthy controls total 60 youth 29 current mdd 31 controls without psychopathology completed selfreport measure corumination 3week ecological momentary assessment ema protocol measured nature facetoface social interactions peers parents negative event adolescents daily lives specifically ema used assess rates problem talk including corumination coproblem solving group differences selfreport ema measures examined adolescents mdd reported coruminating often adolescents axis 1 disorders daily interactions parents cohens 078 peers 114 also reported corumination via questionnaire 058 adolescents mdd engaged coproblem solving peers less often healthy controls 078 group differences found rates coproblem solving parents results consistent previous research linking corumination depression adolescence extend selfreportbased findings assessment ecologically valid context importantly results support mdd youth tend coruminate problemsolve less peers daily lives compared healthy youth corumination also extends parental relationships interventions focused decreasing corumination peers parents improving problemsolving skills peers may helpful preventing treating adolescent depression