Lewinsohn, Joinder, and Rohde (2001)compared Beck's and Seligman's Theories

question 28

Multiple Choice

Lewinsohn, Joinder, and Rohde (2001) compared Beck's and Seligman's theories.Their results ____.

• A)found both theories help us understand depression
• B)support Beck's theory over Seligman's, noting that high levels of negative cognitions coupled with stress predict subsequent depression
• C)support Seligman's theory over Beck's, noting that internal, stable, global attributions predict depression
• D)suggest that the diathesis-stress model is better than either Beck's or Seligman's for predicting both depressive and non-depressive disorders

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