IPT posits that clinical depression has its origins in:
a. current interpersonal disappointments or losses.
b. childhood interpersonal processes that limited emotional nurturance and the development of cognitive-behavioral skills to support satisfying relationships.
c. a sense of despair related to social isolation and environmental stressors.
d. a primary disturbance in mood and how one copes with emotions.
Question 2
According to IPT, the major interpersonal problems that produce psychopathology are:
a. grief, role disputes, role transitions, and social skill deficits.
b. childhood losses and failures of parental nurturance.
c. anxiety over new social roles or role transitions.
d. relationship impasses.
Depression
Long-Term Potentiation and Long-Term Depression
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Current Geopolitical Framework
depression