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2015

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Georgia Southern University

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A Stress-Diathesis Model Of Depression: Examining Self-Compassion And Savoring, Justin Ford Jan 2015

A Stress-Diathesis Model Of Depression: Examining Self-Compassion And Savoring, Justin Ford

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Depression is a prevalent public health problem, with approximately 6.4% of Americans suffering from the condition each year. Emerging adults are especially vulnerable to depression, as approximately 25% of individuals from age 18-25 have reported experiencing at least one depressive episode. Considering the literature is replete with studies examining etiological components of depression, it surprising that few studies have examined the role of intrapersonal resources in the onset and maintenance of depressive symptoms. The current study sought to investigate depression in the context of intrapersonal resources in two important ways. First, the study examined the protective qualities of intrapersonal resources …