Click below to read my completed honors thesis.
Effects of Thought Suppression on Self-Perceived Social Competence
The University of Texas at Austin ~ Psychology Honors Program ~ Spring 2001
Thesis Advisors: Stephanie Rude, Ph.D. & Danielle Bates
Clinical depression is the most common of the psychiatric disorders. It is estimated that between 8% and 18% of the general population will experience at least one episode of clinical depression during their lifetime (Gotlib & Krasnoperova, 1998). Presently, there is no therapeutic procedure available for the prevention of relapse after depressive symptomatic recovery. Indeed, more than 80% of depressed individuals experience repeated episodes of depression throughout their lives. Such evidence illustrates the possibility of a vulnerability factor for the disorder (Gotlib & Krasnoperova, 1998).
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This research was funded by The University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal Arts and the Office of the Vice President for Research.
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Honors Thesis is complete.....Hooray!!
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Last updated May 16, 2001
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