Effects of Monitoring Positive and Negative Events on Measures of Depression
Description:
This study examined psychoanalytic, physiological, and social learning models of depression in terms of etiology and symptomatology. Emphasis was placed on social learning theories of depression. First, Beck's cognitive approach stated that the root of depression was a negative cognitive set. Depressive episodes might be externally precipitated, but it was the individual's perception and appraisal of the event that rendered it depression inducing. Secondly, Seligman's learned helplessness model…
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Date:
May 1981
Creator:
Ellis, Janet Koch
Partner:
UNT Libraries