Negative interpretation biases have been found to characterize adults with depression and to be involved in the development and maintenance of the disorder. However, less is known about their role in youth depression. The present study investigated i) whether negative interpretation biases characterize children and adolescents with depression and ii) to what extent these biases are more pronounced in currently depressed youth compared to youth at risk for depression (as some negative interpretation biases have been found already in high-risk youth before disorder onset). After a negative mood induction interpretation biases were assessed with two experimental tasks: Ambiguous Scenarios Task (AST) and Scrambled Sentences Task (SST) in three ...
Cognitive theories of depression have long posited automatic interpretation biases (AIB) as a centra...
Background Affective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of longitud...
AbstractBackgroundAffective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of long...
Negative interpretation biases have been found to characterize adults with depression and to be invo...
Negative interpretation biases have been found to characterize adults with depression and to be invo...
Interpretation biases have been shown to play a role in adult depression and are a target in cogniti...
The extent to which cognitive models of development and maintenance of depression apply to adolescen...
Interpretation biases have been shown to play a role in adult depression and are a target in cogniti...
The extent to which cognitive models of development and maintenance of depression apply to adolescen...
Children of parents with a history of depression have an increased risk of developing depression the...
Depression is one of the most common mental health problems in childhood and adolescence. Although d...
The role of negative attention biases (AB), central to cognitive models of adult depression, is yet ...
Aims Cognitive models propose that negative cognitive biases in attention (AB) and interpretation (I...
Cognitive theories of depression have long posited automatic interpretation biases (AIB) as a centra...
Background Affective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of longitud...
AbstractBackgroundAffective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of long...
Negative interpretation biases have been found to characterize adults with depression and to be invo...
Negative interpretation biases have been found to characterize adults with depression and to be invo...
Interpretation biases have been shown to play a role in adult depression and are a target in cogniti...
The extent to which cognitive models of development and maintenance of depression apply to adolescen...
Interpretation biases have been shown to play a role in adult depression and are a target in cogniti...
The extent to which cognitive models of development and maintenance of depression apply to adolescen...
Children of parents with a history of depression have an increased risk of developing depression the...
Depression is one of the most common mental health problems in childhood and adolescence. Although d...
The role of negative attention biases (AB), central to cognitive models of adult depression, is yet ...
Aims Cognitive models propose that negative cognitive biases in attention (AB) and interpretation (I...
Cognitive theories of depression have long posited automatic interpretation biases (AIB) as a centra...
Background Affective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of longitud...
AbstractBackgroundAffective bias is a common feature of depressive disorder. However, a lack of long...