Some of the Most Prominent Modern Theories of the Mood

question 37

Essay

Some of the most prominent modern theories of the mood disorders focus primarily on cognitive factors.You learned in Chapter 10 that some theorists believe the experience of emotion is heavily influenced by cognitive factors.In what ways do some of these cognitive theories of emotion agree with theories about cognitive factors in the etiology of the mood disorders?

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