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When evaluating a theory, empirical validity refers to the clarity of the concepts or variables that are used to form the propositions.
Need to Belong
A fundamental human motivation to form and maintain strong, stable interpersonal relationships.
Pessimistic Explanatory Style
A tendency to consistently interpret and explain negative events as internal (due to one's own fault), stable (lasting over time), and global (affecting many areas of life).
Major Depressive Disorder
A health condition affecting the psyche, evidenced by a sustained gloomy mood or unwillingness to participate in activities, heavily influencing daily routines.
Suicidal Thoughts
Thoughts about taking one's own life, often associated with depression or severe distress.
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