The role of personal goals in depressive reaction to adverse life events: a cross-sectional study.

ScientificWorldJournal · 2012 · PMC3523587 · PMID 23304090

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Results showed that the average symptom level was different for reactions with no precipitating cause, F (11,1067) = 2.62; P < .0001), and stress ( F (11,1232) = 3.91; P < .0001), while interpersonal conflict, health problems, and failure showed a trend toward significance ( P = .07).

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A person with high sociotropic values would be more likely than someone without such beliefs to interpret an interpersonal loss experience as highly significant, thus potentially triggering depressive symptoms.

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