The Psych 101 Series: Depression 101
The Psych 101 Series: Depression 101
Editor/Author
Durbin, C. Emily
Publication Year: 2013
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
Price: Core Collection Only

ISBN: 978-0-82-617106-1
Category: Psychology
Image Count:
5
Book Status: Available
Table of Contents
Depression, often referred to as the "common cold of psychopathology," is among the most prevalent psychiatric conditions, yet it remains challenging to understand and treat. Depression 101 provides a reader-friendly overview of unipolar and bilpolar depression and provides the most current and intriguing scientific knowledge on this topic.
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Table of Contents
- About the Author
- Chapter 1 What Is Depression?
- Chapter 2 How Does Depression Manifest?
- Chapter 3 Who Is Likely to Experience Depression?
- Chapter 4 How Does Depression Affect Functioning?
- Chapter 5 Why Does Depression Exist?
- Chapter 6 What Models Help Us to Understand the Causes of Depression?
- Chapter 7 What Is the Role of Personality in Depressive Disorders?
- Chapter 8 How Do Stress and the Environmental Context Impact Depression?
- Chapter 9 What Genes and Biological Systems Are Implicated in Depression?
- Chapter 10 How Can Depressive Disorders Be Treated?
- Chapter 11 How Can We Integrate Our Knowledge of Depressive Disorders to Improve Our Understanding and Treatment of These Conditions?
- References