Cognitive Therapy and Research

Year: 1992, Volume: 16, Issue: 4

pp. 379-390.

Costello, Charles G.

Conceptual problems in current research on cognitive vulnerability to

psychopathology. Special Issue: Cognitive vulnerability to psychological

dysfunction.

pp. 391-407.

Alloy, Lauren B.; Lipman, Alan J.; Abramson, Lyn Y.

Attributional style as a vulnerability factor for depression: Validation

by past history of mood disorders. Special Issue: Cognitive

vulnerability to psychological dysfunction.

pp. 409-418.

Hammen, Constance; Ellicott, Aimee; Gitlin, Michael J.

Stressors and sociotropy/autonomy: A longitudinal study of their

relationship to the course of bipolar disorder. Special Issue: Cognitive

vulnerability to psychological dysfunction.

pp. 419-435.

Franche, Renee-Louise; Dobson, Keith S.

Self-criticism and interpersonal dependency as vulnerability factors to

depression. Special Issue: Cognitive vulnerability to psychological

dysfunction.

pp. 437-450.

Segal, Zindel V.; Adams, Kristen E.; Shaw, Brian F.

Do discrepancies in interpersonal perception predict relapse? A

comparison of remitted depressed patients and collaterals. Special

Issue: Cognitive vulnerability to psychological dysfunction.

pp. 451-472.

Ingram, Rick E.; Johnson, Brenda R.; Bernet, Christine Z.; Dombeck, Mark;

and others.

Vulnerability to distress: Cognitive and emotional reactivity in

chronically self-focused individuals. Special Issue: Cognitive

vulnerability to psychological dysfunction.

pp. 473-483.

Miranda, Jeanne.

Dysfunctional thinking is activated by stressful life events. Special

Issue: Cognitive vulnerability to psychological dysfunction.

pp. 485-502.

Persons, Jacqueline B.; Miranda, Jeanne.

Cognitive theories of vulnerability to depression: Reconciling negative

evidence. Special Issue: Cognitive vulnerability to psychological

dysfunction.