Changes in Cognitive Organisation for Negative Self-referent Material Following Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Depression: A Primed Stroop Study

Cognitive organisation of selfrelevant material was examined in 55 depressed patients before and after CBT for depression. The paradigm used was a version of the Stroop task modified to permit the to-be-colour-named selfrelevant target adjectives to be primed by emotional phrases which varied accord...

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Published in:Cognition and emotion 1997-11, Vol.11 (5-6), p.501-516
Main Authors: Segal, Zindel V., Gemar, Michael
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