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Examining the Mental and Psychological Effects

Om Examining the Mental and Psychological Effects

In this part of the dissertation, we briefly review the databases that have been used so far to be aware of the shortcomings of the existing solutions. Many people are unable to solve, resolve, minimize or tolerate stress, and often use dysfunctional, inconsistent, and harmful coping that causes more stress, with more severe effects. From the initial stress. Depressed people do not have the flexibility to see the future. They are more likely than non-depressed people to see their future negatively and think they are less likely to have pleasant experiences, so instead of trying to achieve worthwhile success in the future, depressed people spend all their energy avoiding unpleasant situations. Depressed people feel sad because they see their problems as persistent, general, and internal. Recent studies in the field of depression indicate the existence of several different elements in the etiology and semiotics of depression. An active cognitive element in the etiology and semiotics of depression has been mentioned in the literature as negative anxiety or disturbing thoughts.

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  • Språk:
  • Engelsk
  • ISBN:
  • 9786205634776
  • Bindende:
  • Paperback
  • Sider:
  • 160
  • Utgitt:
  • 23. februar 2023
  • Dimensjoner:
  • 152x9x229 mm.
  • Vekt:
  • 245 g.
  • BLACK NOVEMBER
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Forventet levering: 12. desember 2024

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In this part of the dissertation, we briefly review the databases that have been used so far to be aware of the shortcomings of the existing solutions. Many people are unable to solve, resolve, minimize or tolerate stress, and often use dysfunctional, inconsistent, and harmful coping that causes more stress, with more severe effects. From the initial stress. Depressed people do not have the flexibility to see the future. They are more likely than non-depressed people to see their future negatively and think they are less likely to have pleasant experiences, so instead of trying to achieve worthwhile success in the future, depressed people spend all their energy avoiding unpleasant situations. Depressed people feel sad because they see their problems as persistent, general, and internal. Recent studies in the field of depression indicate the existence of several different elements in the etiology and semiotics of depression. An active cognitive element in the etiology and semiotics of depression has been mentioned in the literature as negative anxiety or disturbing thoughts.

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