Cognitive Therapy and Research

Year: 1986, Volume: 10, Issue: 2

pp. 147-158.

Arnkoff, Diane B.

A comparison of the coping and restructuring components of cognitive

restructuring.

pp. 159-165.

Ross, Steven M.; Gottfredson, Douglas K.; Christensen, Phillip; Weaver,

Richard.

Cognitive self-statements in depression: Findings across clinical

populations.

pp. 167-185.

Southwick, Lillian; Steele, Claude; Lindell, Michael.

The roles of historical experience and construct accessibility in

judgments about alcoholism.

pp. 187-199.

Strosahl, Kirk D.; Ascough, James; Rojas, Arleen.

Imagery assessment by self report: A multidimensional analysis of

clinical imagery.

pp. 201-210.

Smith, Timothy W.; Follick, Michael J.; Ahern, David K.; Adams, Augustus.

Cognitive distortion and disability in chronic low back pain.

pp. 211-224.

Miller, Ivan W.; Norman, William H.

Persistence of depressive cognitions within a subgroup of depressed

inpatients.

pp. 225-235.

Rush, A. John; Weissenburger, Jan; Eaves, Greg.

Do thinking patterns predict depressive symptoms?

pp. 237-243.

Stoltenberg, Cal D.; Pace, Terry; Maddux, James E.

Cognitive style and counselor credibility: Effects on client endorsement

of rational emotive therapy.

pp. 245-256.

Lopez, Frederick G.; Thurman, Christopher W.

A cognitive-behavioral investigation of anger among college students.

pp. 257-266.

Wise, Erica H.; Barnes, Denise R.

The relationship among life events, dysfunctional attitudes, and

depression.

pp. 267-269.

Martin, Maryanne; Clark, David M.

On the response bias explanation of selective memory effects in

depression.

pp. 271-273.

Zuroff, David C.; Colussy, Sally A.; Wielgus, Mark S.

Additional comments on depression, selective memory, and response bias.

pp. 275-278.

Martin, Maryanne; Clark, David M.

Selective memory, depression, and response bias: An unbiased response.