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The protective effect of decentering on the links between internalising symptoms, functional impairment and wellbeing
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• One’s internalising symptoms negatively influence wellbeing via functional impairment on a given month and over time. • Decentering reduces the effect of one’s internalising symptoms on functional impairment on a given month and overall, but decentering does not moderate the effect of impairment on wellbeing. • Individual differences in decentering also moderate the effect of internalising symptoms on impairment, but not the effect of impairment on wellbeing. • The relationship between internalising symptoms and wellbeing via functional impairment is bidirectional over time. • Decentering and functional impairment are important therapeutic targets for wellbeing promotion.
Keywords:
Decentering
functional impairment
wellbeing
anxiety
depression
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