Not "My" crisis: Social identity and followers' crisis responses to COVID-19.

Operationalizing social group identification as political partisanship, we examine followers' (i.e., US residents') affective experiences and behavioral responses during the initial COVID-19 outbreak in the United States (March to May 2020).

The Neurobiology of Reduced Autobiographical Memory Specificity.

There has been a recent growth in investigations into the neural mechanisms underlying the problems recalling specific autobiographical events that are a core feature of emotional disorders. In this review we provide the first synthesis of this literature, taking into account brain as well as cognitive mechanisms. We suggest that these problems are driven by idiosyncratic activation in areas of the brain associated with assigning salience and self-relevance to emotional memories.

Meta-analysis of the association between rumination and reduced autobiographical memory specificity.

The CaRFAX model, proposed by Williams J. M. G.