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The role of children's negative attributions on depressive symptoms: an inherited characteristic or a product of the early environment?

Developmental science - 1 Jul 2012

Lau Jennifer Y F, Belli Stefano D, Gregory Alice M, Napolitano Maria, Eley Thalia C

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Negative attributional style has been associated with depressive symptoms in children. Yet, it is unclear whether these cognitive biases reflect inherited characteristics of the broader depressive phenotype or are a product of children's environments. While existing data in adolescents show that negative attributions reflect a genetic predisposition, elevating depressive responses to stress, other data suggest...

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PMID: 22709405
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-7687.2012.01152.x

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