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Table 3.

Correlations between rumination and symptom measures

	Study 1				Study 2
	PDS	BDI	Number of steps	Concreteness		PDS				BDI				Number of steps	Concreteness
	PDS	BDI	Number of steps	Concreteness		2 weeks	1 month	3 months	6 months	2 weeks	1 month	3 months	6 months	Number of steps	Concreteness
RIQ	.70**	.70**	.28**	.09	2 weeks	.64**	.63**	.64**	.55**	.44**	.61**	.51**	.54**	.27**	-.03
RIQ	.70**	.70**	.28**	.09	1 month	N/I	.67**	.71**	.64**	N/I	.71**	.58**	.64**	N/I	N/I
RSQ	.66**	.75**	.26*	−.03	2 weeks	.53**	.40**	.50**	.40**	.38**	.52**	.57**	.52**	.19*	−.16
RSQ	.66**	.75**	.26*	−.03	1 month	N/I	.52**	.62**	.54**	N/I	.74**	.68**	.66**	N/I	N/I
Concreteness	−.06	−.01	−.34**	–		−.15	−.22*	−.22*	−.10	−.13	−.15	−.19*	−.21*	−.09	–

RIQ trauma-related rumination, as assessed with the Responses to Intrusions Questionnaire, RSQ depressive rumination, as assessed with the Response Styles Questionnaire, PDS Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale, BDI Beck Depression Inventory, N/I not of interest for the hypotheses

*P < .05

**P < .001