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Often the patient believes that other people have derogatory ideas about him ( negative attributions ) . He may attribute such negative judgments to others only in certain limited situations , or in severe cases he may succumb to them ...
Often the patient believes that other people have derogatory ideas about him ( negative attributions ) . He may attribute such negative judgments to others only in certain limited situations , or in severe cases he may succumb to them ...
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Unless this negative image is extinguished , it becomes structuralized , i.e. , it becomes a permanent formation in the cognitive organization . Once a concept is structuralized , it remains permanently with the individual even though ...
Unless this negative image is extinguished , it becomes structuralized , i.e. , it becomes a permanent formation in the cognitive organization . Once a concept is structuralized , it remains permanently with the individual even though ...
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Specific Vulnerability The vulnerability of the depression - prone person is attributable to the constellation of enduring negative attitudes about himself , about the world , and about his future . Even though these attitudes ( or ...
Specific Vulnerability The vulnerability of the depression - prone person is attributable to the constellation of enduring negative attitudes about himself , about the world , and about his future . Even though these attitudes ( or ...
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Symptomatology of Depression | 10 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
Classification of the Affective Disorders | 60 |
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