Self-discrepancies in clinical depression and social phobia: cognitive structures that underlie emotional disorders?

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Summary

The depressives and social phobics showed the greatest increases in dejection and agitation, respectively, according to their dominant self-discrepancy, suggesting that specific cognitive structures may underlie clinical depression and anxiety.

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Published
1989-02-01
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Psychology, Cognition, Anxiety, Mood, Developmental psychology

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