Cognitive vulnerability is a central concept in cognitive theories of unipolar depression. This
idea suggests that negative cognitive factors emerge during stressful situations, and that this …

In this article, we review empirical research on the role of individuals' parenting and
maltreatment histories as developmental antecedents for symptoms and diagnosable …

Cognitive models of depression propose that negative schemas contribute to depressive
symptoms. Early experiences, particularly parenting, have been proposed to influence …

Emotional abuse and neglect are at the core of all types of child maltreatment, and have the
most harmful effects on the physical and psychological development and well-being of …

Despite the central role accorded to cognitive style in mediating the relationship between
negative parenting and the development of anxiety and depression, few studies have …

Objectives. To examine the relation between early maladaptive schemas (EMS), as defined
in schema therapy, and both child and adult attachment. Design. A 15‐year longitudinal …

Vulnerability has increasingly become the organizing construct around which much
research in psychopathology is organized. This is particularly the case for depression …

Although various conceptual proposals have suggested that disruptions in childhood
bonding processes may be linked to the origins of these cognitive structures, little research …

Research examining parenting factors in the development of anxiety has focused largely on
the concepts of parental warmth and overcontrolling or intrusive parenting, This study …

Prior research has established a link between negative early parent–child relationships and
cognitive styles related to risk for depression. In attempting to explain this association …