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ALPD 2.2 Cognitive etiology of MDD

The following lesson plan looks at explanations of Major Depressive Disorder in the cognitive approach. The lesson focuses on two arguments: negative schemas and rumination. Students should be able to discuss the strengths and limitations of each of the explanations. Remember that the research in this lesson may also be used on Paper 1. When showing the presentation, you may want to stop after showing the section on...

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