Metacognitions and Mindful Attention Awareness in Depression: A Comparison Of Currently Depressed, Previously Depressed and Never Depressed Individuals.

Stian Solem,Martin Eisemann,Catharina E A Wang,Knut Waterloo,Odin Hjemdal,Marianne Halvorsen,Roger Hagen

doi:10.1002/cpp.1983

Metacognitions and Mindful Attention Awareness in Depression: A Comparison Of Currently Depressed, Previously Depressed and Never Depressed Individuals.

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Journal: Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy	Publication Date: Oct 9, 2015
Citations: 52

Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, University Hospital of North Norway

#Mindful Attention Awareness #Mindful Awareness #Negative Beliefs #Best Predictor Of Depression #Vulnerability Factors For Depression #Separate Constructs #Depressed Group #Depression Severity Scores #Dysfunctional Metacognitions #Predictor Of Depression

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Metacognitions and mindful attention awareness are related but separate constructs Both mindful attention awareness and metacognition are associated with depression Anxiety and negative beliefs about worry (metacognitions) are most important in predicting depression Addressing metacognitions in therapy should be considered in treatment of depression.

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