Future expectations in clinical depression: Biased or realistic?
Abstract
Negative expectations have been highlighted as a key mechanism in the maintenance and recurrence of depression. Nonetheless, no study has investigated currently depressed individuals' expectations about their future mood so far. This is surprising given that experiences of sustained negative mood and lack of positive mood are the hallmark symptoms of depression. The present study thus assessed depressed individuals' expectations about their...
Paper Details
Title
Future expectations in clinical depression: Biased or realistic?
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Volume
128
Issue
7
Pages
678 - 688
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