Dysphoric Mood, Thought Suppression and Cognitive Control in Recovered Depressed and Never-Depressed Individuals

A.J. Willem Van der Does,Leonie Manthey,Kelly Hermans

Dysphoric Mood, Thought Suppression and Cognitive Control in Recovered Depressed and Never-Depressed Individuals

2012

A.J. Willem Van der Does
Leonie Manthey
Kelly Hermans

BackgroundResearch has shown that sad mood inductions (SMIs) have effects on cognition in depression-vulnerable samples (e.g., recovered depressed patients), but not in never-depressed individuals....

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Thought suppression
Psychotherapist
Cognition
Dysphoric mood
Clinical psychology
Psychology

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