Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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David G. Myers. SOCIAL COGNITION AND DEPRESSION As we all know from experience , depressed people are negative thinkers . They view life through dark - colored glasses . With seriously depressed people — those who are feeling worthless ...
David G. Myers. SOCIAL COGNITION AND DEPRESSION As we all know from experience , depressed people are negative thinkers . They view life through dark - colored glasses . With seriously depressed people — those who are feeling worthless ...
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... depressed people fail to show the same biases . " Sadder but wiser " does indeed appear to apply to depression . Underlying the thinking of depressed people are their attributions of respon- sibility . Consider : If you fail an exam and ...
... depressed people fail to show the same biases . " Sadder but wiser " does indeed appear to apply to depression . Underlying the thinking of depressed people are their attributions of respon- sibility . Consider : If you fail an exam and ...
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... depressed mood also affects behavior . The person who is withdrawn , glum , and complaining does not elicit joy and warmth in others . Stephen Strack and James Coyne ( 1983 ) found that depressed people were realistic in think- ing that ...
... depressed mood also affects behavior . The person who is withdrawn , glum , and complaining does not elicit joy and warmth in others . Stephen Strack and James Coyne ( 1983 ) found that depressed people were realistic in think- ing that ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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