In the last several years, there has been a growing interest in the study and understanding of
personality disorders. Patients with personality disorders have been part of the clinician's …

'This volume provides the most comprehensive presentation to date of the phenomenology,
clinical aspects and cognitive therapy of persistent depression. The text is highly readable …

Abstract describe the cognitive theory of depression/the stages of cognitive therapy of
depression are outlined/communicate the underlying structure that guides the cognitive …

The development of cognitive therapy, one of the most promising interventions for the
treatment of depression and other nonpsychotic disorders, has been strongly influenced by …

This study examined the relationships between clients' reasons for depression and the
process and outcome of a cognitive therapy (CT) and a behavioral activation (BA) treatment …

Cognitive-behavior therapy is a generic term for several recent approaches to the treatment
of emotional disorders. Although differing somewhat in therapeutic procedures, these …

The cognitive theory of depression is based essentially on an informationprocessing model.
A pronounced and prolonged negative biasing of this process is manifest in the …

The models of depression hypothesized by leading cognitive-behavioral theorists—
especially those of Beck, Lewinsohn, Rehm, and Seligman—are analyzed and it is shown …

Cognitive therapy has been influenced by a variety of theories of psychopathology and the
process of therapy. At the theoretical level, it has been primarily influenced by three …

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