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Beliefs About the Causes and Permanence of Depression in High-Symptom Adolescents: Correlates, Parent-Child Agreement, and Stability Over Time
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2022
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Beliefs about the cause and timeline of depression inform how people manage depression, and are important predictors of clinical outcomes. However, more research is needed to understand the relationship between these variables, especially among adolescents. We assessed causal and timeline beliefs, as well as related depression beliefs (e.g., confidence in the effectiveness of therapy or medication) and clinical variables (e.g., depression symptom severity), in a sample of N = 106 adolescents
doi:10.31234/osf.io/sqt8g
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