Theories of depression suggest that cognitive and environmental factors may explain the
relationship between personality and depression. This study tested such a model in early …

Depression commonly co-occurs with anxiety and externalizing problems. Etiological factors
from a central cognitive theory of depression, the Hopelessness Theory (Abramson et al …

Cognitive models of depression have been well supported with adults, but the
developmental origins of cognitive vulnerability are not well understood. The authors …

Historically, proponents of each of the two leading psychosocial theories of depression have
argued that stress in the form of negative life events causes depression or that individuals …

This study examined whether children's inferential styles moderate the association between
the onset of depressive symptoms in children and their parents. To provide a powerful test of …

Emerging research has begun to examine cognitive and interpersonal predictors of stress
and subsequent depression in adolescents. This research is critical as cognitive and …

Although individuals with depression have been found to experience a higher rate of stress
in their lives, it remains unclear to what extent other personal characteristics may contribute …

To examine adolescent depression as a model for unusual emotion regulation, the current
study considered the influence of gender, pubertal development, and cortisol on self …

Negative inferential style and deficits in emotional clarity have been identified as
vulnerability factors for depression in adolescence, particularly when individuals experience …

This study examined associations between temperament at age 3 and depressotypic
cognitive styles at age 7 in a community sample of children. Sixty-four preschool aged …