attributional style

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style
noun
uk
/staɪl/
us
/staɪl/
a way of doing something, especially one that is typical of a person, group of people, place, ...
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We also assessed negative and positive schematic processing following a negative mood induction and included a measure of depressiveattributionalstyle.
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Attributionalstyleand delusions : an investigation based on delusional content.
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Another possibility is that an 8-week acute phase treatment is not sufficient time to improve negativeattributionalstyle.
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The first involves the use of trained child confederates to examine the impact of child responsiveness on adults who vary in theirattributionalstyle.
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Rather than assuming a unitaryattributionalstyle, clinicians should explore the subtleties of self- and other-blame for each maltreatment type.
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Consistent with the literature, our measures ofattributionalstylehad low internal consistency.
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Higher scores on the positive composite reflect a less depressiveattributionalstyle, while higher negative composite scores reflect higher levels of depressiveattributionalstyle.
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Attributionalstyleand selfesteem in vulnerability to adolescent depressive symptoms following life stress : a 14-week prospective study.
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Positive life events,attributionalstyle, and hopefulness : testing a model of recovery from depression.
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More positive adjectives endorsed and fewer negative adjectives endorsed on the encoding task predicted a less depressiveattributionalstylefor positive events.
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Overallattributionalstylewas rated based on the attribution most commonly endorsed.
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Remitted depressed subjects showed gains in positiveattributionalstylescores during acute phase treatment with fluoxetine 20 mg alone.
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In a review of recent literature focused onattributionalstyle, several studies bear mention.
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Chi-square statistics were calculated to describe associations between attendance status (high/low) and dichotomous variables (gender, prescriptions, depressive caseness,attributionalstyle).
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The normalizingattributionalstylewas most common, being endorsed by 97 (69.3 %) of the 133 subjects completing this rating.
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The normalizingattributionalstyleremained the most common at the second interview.
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Conventional measures ofattributionalstyleuse forced-choice or bipolar formats that impose inverse relations between self- and other-blame.
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The mediating effect of sociomoral judgments about aggression on the relation between hostileattributionalstyleand antisocial conduct.
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Thus, hostileattributionalstyleis a failure to learn to make benign attributions.
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A new assertion is that hostile attibutional biases are universally acquired in early life, but benignattributionalstyleis learned by most children.
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