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Self Cognitions of Depressed Adolescents: a Personal Construct Approach (open access)

Self Cognitions of Depressed Adolescents: a Personal Construct Approach

The primary purpose of the study was to quantify the characteristics of certain self cognitions that occur in depressed adolescents. A secondary purpose was to assess the change that occurs in these self cognitions during a depressive episode. The intervention, in the form of guided imagery about a previous drug-using episode, was used to induce a mood change. The REP, a Personal Construct Theory measure, and the Beck Depression Inventory were used in a repeated measures design.
Date: December 1989
Creator: Rasile, Karen D.
System: The UNT Digital Library