The Social Information-Processing Theory of Depression Holds Which of the Following

question 82

Multiple Choice

The social information-processing theory of depression holds which of the following?

• A) Children with depression have a hostile attribution bias and believe that others' perceived hostile actions derive from external and unstable factors.
• B) Children with depression have a victim attribution bias and believe that others' perceived hostile actions derive from external and unstable factors.
• C) Children with depression have a hostile attribution bias and believe that others' perceived hostile actions derive from internal and stable factors.
• D) Children with depression have a victim attribution bias and believe that others' perceived hostile actions derive from external and stable factors.

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