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Traits for depression related to agentic and external control

2020-07-16

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<p>Depression has been linked to weakened perceptions of control. The experimental evidence derives from tasks with exposure to stable action-outcome contingencies. One assumption has been that performance represents a general cognitive bias that might manifest itself by a global performance difference. Another view is that people have specific situational perceptions of control reflecting their recent actions and...

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Literature Corpus work: da8713ea-3ade-5d12-a517-156f163247f6
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/a2vsn

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