Therapy conceptualization and techniques have been developed from these theories.These therapies have been the focus of a growing body of therapy outcome research in depression.This research seems to suggest that each therapy program is effective but does no differentiate among them. The current theories seem to need major revision and expansion. (54 pp.)
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A Self-Control Model of Depression
This paper outlines a behavioral self-control model for the study of depression. Contemporary models focus on different subsets of depressive phenomena. The self-control model organizes and relates these phenomena and has its own implications for symptomatology, etiology, and therapy (60 pgs).
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