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Aaron T. Beck. SELF - CONCEPT We developed a self - concept test , consisting of traits and character- istics such as appearance , intelligence , sex appeal , selfishness , and cruelty ( Beck and Stein , 1960 ) . Each patient rated ...
Aaron T. Beck. SELF - CONCEPT We developed a self - concept test , consisting of traits and character- istics such as appearance , intelligence , sex appeal , selfishness , and cruelty ( Beck and Stein , 1960 ) . Each patient rated ...
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... SELF - CONCEPT TEST Another interviewer - administered schedule has been developed to index the negative self - concept considered to be characteristic of " masochistic " patients . It was observed clinically that " masochistic " and ...
... SELF - CONCEPT TEST Another interviewer - administered schedule has been developed to index the negative self - concept considered to be characteristic of " masochistic " patients . It was observed clinically that " masochistic " and ...
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... concepts that are central in the pathogenesis of depression are the individual's attitudes to- wards himself , his environment , and his future . Since the formulation of all three types of concept is similar , that of the self - concepts ...
... concepts that are central in the pathogenesis of depression are the individual's attitudes to- wards himself , his environment , and his future . Since the formulation of all three types of concept is similar , that of the self - concepts ...
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Symptomatology of Depression | 10 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
Classification of the Affective Disorders | 60 |
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