… In addition to moderation by environmental stress, we hypothesized a main effect for 5-HTTLPR
with respect to depressive symptoms that was not supported in either study. This …

… The role of stress in the origin and development of depression may be conceived as the
result of multiple converging factors, including the chronic effect of environmental stressors and …

… depression such as reactivity to rewards or helplessness (Krishnan et al., 2007). Here, we
have studied comparatively the environmental CMS and the social CSDS stress … depression. …

… We cannot say that two distinct entities within the depressed population do not exist but
rather that precipitating stress cannot be used to differentiate them. Our frequency distribution his…

… , our findings contradict the idea that stability of symptoms of depression and anxiety results
solely from genetic factors. Although many environmental stressors produce only short-term …

… For each search, we entered all of the search terms for Adolescent AND Depression AND
environmental stress risk factors, and then entered an AND search term for each biological risk …

… environmental stresses that are relevant to depressive episodes and affect most forms of
psychopathology: acute life events, chronic stressors, and early childhood adversities. …

… depression as precipitating or maintenance factors, respectively. In our study, we observed
that environmental stressors … found when experiences of stressful life events were merged. In …

… interventions address environmental, in … environmental stressors that were temporally
stable (ie, constant across all waves), whereas the occasion factor captured situational stressors …

… Third when stress emotions such as anxiety, fear, guilt, anger, sadness-depression, and …
been taking place between the person and the environment; in other words, we have response …