COGNITIVE BIASES IN THE MAINTENANCE OF DEPRESSION: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE REFORMULATED LEARNED HELPLESSNESS MODEL OF DEPRESSION

Posted on:1981-11-13

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of Kentucky

Candidate:GOLDSTEIN, MARK JOEL

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GTID:1474390017466011

Subject:Clinical Psychology

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The reformulated learned helplessness model of depression (Abramson, Seligman, & Teasdale, 1978) proposes that depressed individuals possess a cognitive style characterized by systematic distortions in causal attribution. Relative to nondepressed individuals, depressed individuals are hypothes.

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