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Prevalence

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World health organisation

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Genetics 2-3 times higher in blood relatives

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Levinson et al 2009

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high genetic risk, worse response to major life stressor

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Caspi et al 2003

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Elevated cortisol levels in severely depressed

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Thase et al 2002

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5
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psychodynamic theory

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Freud 1917

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efficacy of psychodynamic + cbt for outcome

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Katz et al 2019

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alexithymia and depression

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Sagar et al2021

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elevated Neuroticism associated with depression

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Klein et al 2009

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9
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Introducing reward elevates mood

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Lewinsohn et al 1979

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Behavioural theory of positive reinforcement

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Coyne et al1976

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excessive reassurance seeking more depressive symptoms

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joiner et al 2007

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12
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does excessive reassurance seeking create risk for depression or does depression elicit that behaviour

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Davey 2021

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13
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Excessive reassurance seeking alone may not be enough, without combing with insecurity

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Evraire et al 2014

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Behavioural activation treatment

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Lewinsohn et al 2012

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Behavioural therapy just as likely to inspire cognitive change as cbt

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Jacobson et al 2000

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Bat not inferior to cbt

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Richards et al 2014

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Cognitive theory of depression

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Beck 1967

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Stressor not required to be depressed

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le moult et al 2009

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combination of cognitive biases leads to depression

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Hirsch et al 2012

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High dysfunctional beliefs+ high stress= more depression

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Lewinsohn et al 2001

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Sex differences disappear when controlling for rumination

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Nolan-Hoeksama et al 2008

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Metacognitive Focused therapy

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Wells et al 2009

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efficacy of Metacognitive focused therapy

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Hogan et al 2017

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Monoamine oxidase inhibitors useful for certain depressive features

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Shulman et al 2013

25
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Bright light treatment

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Reeves et al 2012

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Cbt effective treatment, cbt + pharmacotherapy effective

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Fennel et al 2012

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Cbt explanation ,

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Guatam., et al 2020

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Ad slightly more efficous in reducing d for 5 symptoms

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Boschloo et al 2019, depressed mood, feelings of guilt, suicidal thoughts, psychiatric anxiety, somatic symptoms

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Deprsesion symptoms not stable, may be not suitable to use subscale scores as the outcome measure

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Freid et al, 2016

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Ad more effective than Cbt, ad plus Cbt best combo, certain d symptoms better to use ad e.g somatic

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Boschloo al 2019

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