Attributional Style, Hopelessness and Depression in Adolescents - Aftab, Sobia;Ansari, Kausar
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Hopelessness theory of depression is a cognitive diathesis-stress theory which specifies depressogenic inferential/ attributional styles as the factors which make an individual prone to develop either the sub-clinical depressive mood reactions or clinically significant levels of depressive symptomatology depending upon the intensity of the negative events that one comes a across and generalizeability of subsequently developed hopelessness. It emphasizes that one who sees negative events as arising from internal, stable and global causes are especially vulnerable to hopelessness and in turn…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Hopelessness theory of depression is a cognitive diathesis-stress theory which specifies depressogenic inferential/ attributional styles as the factors which make an individual prone to develop either the sub-clinical depressive mood reactions or clinically significant levels of depressive symptomatology depending upon the intensity of the negative events that one comes a across and generalizeability of subsequently developed hopelessness. It emphasizes that one who sees negative events as arising from internal, stable and global causes are especially vulnerable to hopelessness and in turn depression.Thus, abstaining from making negative attributions can prevent us from becoming hopeless and consequently, hope can hoard us from vulnerability to depression.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sobia Aftab has obtained PhD degree in Clinical Psychology. She is working as an Assistant Professor at Institute of Clinical Psychology (ICP), University of Karachi, Pakistan. She is also a Practicing Consultant Clinical Psychologist. She is the Member Editorial Board ¿PJCP¿ and ¿PJP¿ published by ICP.Her area of interest is psychometrics.