Dysfunctional attitudes can foreshadow depressive relapse/recurrence. Priming mood,
through induction paradigms, is hypothesized to activate dysfunctional attitudes. Cognitive …

Both patients' competence in the coping skills taught in cognitive therapy (CT) and patients'
endorsement of dysfunctional cognitions following a sad mood induction [ie, their cognitive …

About half of patients who respond to acute-phase cognitive therapy (CT) for major
depressive disorder (MDD) will relapse/recur within 2 years; continuation-phase CT lowers …

Objective: The current study examined whether cognitive reactivity, cognitive extremity
reactivity, and mood reactivity following mood provocation predicted relapse in depression …

Context Episode remission in unipolar major depression, while distinguished by minimal
symptom burden, can also be a period of marked sensitivity to emotional stress as well as an …

The cognitive model of depression specifies the role of schema-driven negative processing
biases in the onset and maintenance of depression. Research has shown that cognitive …

BACKGROUND: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is highly prevalent, severely debilitating,
and often recurrent. Greater residual depressive symptoms after acute phase treatment …

BACKGROUND: Associations between major depressive disorder (MDD) and psychosocial
functioning are incompletely understood across time and during continuation phase …

Background Acute-phase cognitive therapy (CT) is an efficacious treatment for major
depressive disorder (MDD), but responders experience varying post-acute outcomes (eg …

The cognitive model of depression posits that cognitive therapy's (CT) effect on depressive
symptoms is mediated by changes in cognitive content (eg, automatic negative thoughts …