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- 1. Depression By Augustine Hernandez
- 2. Introduction Depression is a state of sadness and low mood. Another symptom of depression is aversion to activity.
- 3. Psychoanalytical Approach This approach would suggest the subject is suffering from depression, because of sad or painful memories that are contained in the subconscious.
- 4. Trait Approach If we were to use this approach we could speculate that depression is a hereditary trait!
- 5. Biological Approach The Biological approach suggest that depression is cause by an imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain.
- 6. Humanistic Approach This approach suggest that depression stems from a low self image and lack of personal growth.
- 7. Behavioral Approach The behavioral approach implies that a person learns depression from variety of past experiences.
- 8. Social Learning Approach This approach suggest that a person learns depression through observational learning.
- 9. Cognitive Approach The cognitive approach suggests that depression come from faulty or irrational cognitions that alter ones perception.
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