Depression: Clinical, Experimental, and Theoretical AspectsHoeber Medical Division, Harper & Row, 1967 - Broj stranica: 370 |
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Aaron T. Beck. SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF MANIC PHASE Emotional Manifestations 90 90 Elation . Increased gratification . Self - love . Increased attachment to people and activities . Increased mirth response Cognitive Manifestations 93 Positive ...
Aaron T. Beck. SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF MANIC PHASE Emotional Manifestations 90 90 Elation . Increased gratification . Self - love . Increased attachment to people and activities . Increased mirth response Cognitive Manifestations 93 Positive ...
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... Increased Dependency * The term dependency is used here to designate the desire to receive help , guidance , or ... increased dependency has been attributed to other conditions as well as to depression , the question could be raised ...
... Increased Dependency * The term dependency is used here to designate the desire to receive help , guidance , or ... increased dependency has been attributed to other conditions as well as to depression , the question could be raised ...
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... Increased gratification Likes self Increased attachments Increased mirth response Positive self - image Positive expectations Blames others Denial of problems Dislikes self Loss of attachments Loss of mirth response COGNITIVE ...
... Increased gratification Likes self Increased attachments Increased mirth response Positive self - image Positive expectations Blames others Denial of problems Dislikes self Loss of attachments Loss of mirth response COGNITIVE ...
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SEMANTICS OF DEPRESSION | 6 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
Classification of the Affective Disorders | 60 |
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