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Joiner et al (1999)

Joiner et al (1999) carried out a study on the effects of dysfunctional thinking patterns on the development of depressive symptoms. This study may be used to discuss a cognitive approach to the etiology of depression. It may also be used to discuss research methods used in the study of etiology. In this case - a natural experiment. Background information Aaron Beck argues that dysfunctional patterns of thinking may...


Tags: depression, Beck, cognitive, dysfunction, abnormal

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