Family Process · 1976 · 63 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesPsychiatryPsychologyClinical PsychologyCounseling PsychologyPsychotherapyFamily FunctioningFamily ProcessesFamily RelationshipsFamily SystemsFamily-based InterventionsMarital CounselingBehavioral Models Of DepressionClinical IllustrationDepression-cognition InteractionFamily Systems PerspectiveFamily-based CounselingNegative FeedbackNegative Feedback MechanismsReinforcement
A family-systems model of depression is presented and discussed. In this model, the intrapsychic concept of cognitive schema and the interpersonal concepts of social stimulation and social reingorcement are integrated within a systems-theory perspective. The effects of positive and negative feedback are delineated, and a concept of depression-triggering and depression-maintaining feedback loops is described. A clinical illustration is utilized to exemplify the theoretical model.
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