Response to cognitive-behavioral group therapy for social phobia was assessed at posttest
and 6-month follow-up in a sample of 62 clients (41 generalized subtype, 21 …

The authors tested a cognitive–interpersonal hypothesis of depression by examining the
role of interpersonal cognitions in the prediction of depression associated with interpersonal …

Few effective psychosocial treatment models for depressed adolescents have been
developed, let alone ones that use the developmentally potent context of the family as the …

In this last chapter of measures, we include a variety of assessment tools that address
various depression-related constructs. As noted earlier in Chapter 1, we limited this section …

In the first edition of this volume, we noted the emergence of a large body of research on
child and adolescent depression, based on the relatively recent “discovery” that children …

Frontal, limbic and temporal regions of the brain important in emotion perception and
executive functioning also have been implicated in the etiology and maintenance of …

One pathway to depression in children and adults is hypothesized to result from complex
transactions among cognitive, stress, and interpersonal variables. Cognitive vulnerability …

This study examined whether adolescents' depressive symptoms and aggressive behavior
were associated with discrepancies between self-and peer-reports of peer victimization …

Law enforcement officers are often reported to frequently abuse alcohol due to occupational
stress. However, few studies have examined alcohol use among US police officers. This …

Manic patients, depressed bipolar patients, and normal controls were compared on
measures of social cognition. Manic patients showed a normal self-serving bias on the …