Titlebook: Etiopathogenic Theories and Models in Depression; Juan Pablo Jiménez,Alberto Botto,Peter Fonagy Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

bibliophile

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-47630-3reward. The physiological segregation of the response to aversive and positive stimuli has been expressed in the differentiation of patients at different levels: physiological, behavioral, subjective, etc. In this context, both the sensitivity to stress and the differential sensitivity to reinforcem

debase

逢迎白雪

吊胃口

thyroid-hormone

Development as Action in Contextn the heterogeneity of depression at the phenotypic level and examines theoretical, instrumental, and empirical sources of variability in the depressive phenotype. Following this discussion, the chapter moves on to the concept of intermediate phenotypes as a useful framework to go beyond depressive

六边形

预感

The Study of Depression in the Frame of the New Research Paradigm in Psychiatryheless, what remains to be known are the relationships between the properties and behaviors at the different levels. The aim of this introductory chapter is to review the clinical phenomenon we call depression by critically considering the main aspects of its psychopathological diagnosis and its con

ambivalence

Psychopathology of Depression in the Spectrum of Mood Disordersorical distinction between bipolar and unipolar mood conditions as the current state of the art. In recent years mood researchers developed the concept of “mood spectrum,” (N Ghaemi, J Angst). This new development sought to bring back Kraepelin’s view, recognizing that mood diseases do not behave as

Femine

Inelasticity

Contemporary Psychodynamic Theories on Depressionunderstand the effects of early trauma are discussed. The second interdisciplinary point of reference is the neuroscientific memory research, particularly the concept of memory reconsolidation, which offers interesting explanations for the relationship between early trauma and depression. It is thus