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Manifestations of clinical depression in daily life: a daily diary study of descriptions of naturally occurring events
Cognition and Emotion 34 (8):1664-1675 (2020)
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In the present study, clinically depressed and non-depressed adults described the events that happened to them each day for two weeks, and these descriptions were content analys...My notes
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