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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Depression vulnerability"”.
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Cognitive reactivity: Evidence of a regulatory mechanism that compensates for dysphoric mood and mediates depression vulnerability
… cognitive operations and responses implicated in depression vulnerability to assess whether a depressive episode can be predicted. It involved 332 never depressed (ND), formerly depressed (FD)> and currently depressed (CD) women undergoing a major life transition (motherhood or first year …
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Experimental modification of appraisal atyle in a depression vulnerable sample : the benefits of seeing the big picture
Depression is a serious public health concern that affects large numbers of individuals. Furthermore, individuals who experience a major depressive episode are at increased risk for additional episodes. It is important for research to examine the underlying mechanisms contributing to depression and …
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Attachment, Personality, and Conflict Behaviors in Romantic Couples: Examining Vulnerability to Depression
… a theoretically integrated understanding of depression vulnerability. Cognitive and interpersonal theories of depressive vulnerability were considered simultaneously in a sample of undergraduate research participants. Study procedures included an attachment elicitation exercise, which was …
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Attachment, Personality, and Conflict Behaviors in Romantic Couples: Examining Vulnerability to Depression
… a theoretically integrated understanding of depression vulnerability. Cognitive and interpersonal theories of depressive vulnerability were considered simultaneously in a sample of undergraduate research participants. Study procedures included an attachment elicitation exercise, which was …
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Exploring socio-affective mental health risk factors in adolescence
… the socio-cognitive affective processing in depression across the lifespan. Depression risk is prevalent amongst adolescents, and there has been considerable research interest focusing on building a clear profile of the mechanisms of depression based on adult models. Here, I address these …
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"What Do You Really Think of Me?": The Role of Feedback-Seeking on Romantic Dating Relationships Among Depression-Vulnerable Women
The deleterious consequences of depression are often couched in terms of their impact at the individual level: for example, reduced quality of life, increased risk of suicide, and health problems. Nevertheless, depression also carries a high cost with regard to its impact on interpersonal processes …