Original paper
Testing explanatory models of the interplay between depression, neuroticism, and stressful life events: a dynamic trait-stress generation approach
Abstract
Background Classic conceptual frameworks explaining the relationship of personality traits to depression include the precursor and predisposition models. The former hypothesizes that depression is predicted by traits alone whereas the latter hypothesizes that stress, together with personality, predicts depression. Dynamic vulnerability models (DVM) expand on these perspectives by incorporating fluctuations in personality over time. The stress...
Paper Details
Title
Testing explanatory models of the interplay between depression, neuroticism, and stressful life events: a dynamic trait-stress generation approach
Published Date
Oct 16, 2019
Journal
Volume
50
Issue
16
Pages
2780 - 2789
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