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Overgeneral and Specific Autobiographical Memory Predict the Course of Depression: An Updated Meta-Analysis

2020-06-14

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<p>Impairments in retrieving event-level, specific autobiographical memories, termed overgeneral memory (OGM) are recognised as a feature of clinical depression. A previous meta-analytic review (Sumner, Griffith, &amp; Mineka, 2010) assessing how OGM predicts the course of subsequent depressive symptoms showed small, but robust effects for correlations and regression analyses when baseline depressive symptoms were...

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