The Effect of Meta-cognitive Therapy and Hypnotherapy - Akbari, Ali;Azizi, Majid
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Depression is one of the most common mood disorders, and episodes of untreated major depression usually last 6 months or more. Mood disorders, of which depression is one of the classes, can best be described with the term "Syndrome" (and not as separate diseases), because these disorders are composed of a group of signs and symptoms that last for weeks to months. They last long and are usually recurrent and manifest with a periodic or cyclical pattern. Major depressive disorder (MDD) is considered as a challenging mental health problem that sadness is the most prominent and frequent symptom in…mehr

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Depression is one of the most common mood disorders, and episodes of untreated major depression usually last 6 months or more. Mood disorders, of which depression is one of the classes, can best be described with the term "Syndrome" (and not as separate diseases), because these disorders are composed of a group of signs and symptoms that last for weeks to months. They last long and are usually recurrent and manifest with a periodic or cyclical pattern. Major depressive disorder (MDD) is considered as a challenging mental health problem that sadness is the most prominent and frequent symptom in this disorder, apathy usually in the beginning in only a few activities, there is something like work, but when the intensity of depression increases, 0.92 depressed patients feel uncomfortable with their attachments in life, and 0.64 depressed patients lose their feelings towards others. The basic premise of cognitive theories is that dysfunctional thoughts are involved in the way ford interprets and evaluates reality, which affects core beliefs in the face of spiritual stimuli are activated.
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Ali AkbariMaster of General Psychology, Sirjan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Sirjan, Iran.Majid AziziPhD Student in Psychology (Health), University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.