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Der nachfolgende Beitrag umreißt zunächst den Gegenstandsbereich attributionstheoretischer und attributionaler Überlegungen sowie das Depressionsmodell der “Gelernte Hilflosigkeit” und seiner “attributionalen Reformulierungen”. Daran schließen sich ein Überblick über die empirische Befundlage, Kritik sowie weiterführende Ordnungsgesichtspunkte an (Modelltypen nach Brewin, 1985; Hoffnungslosigkeitsmodell). Ein Hinweis auf weitere attributionsbezogene Zugangsmöglichkeiten (Beachtung differentieller Attributionshäufigkeiten und attributionaler Komplexität, Verbindung von Makro- mit Mikroanalysen) wird gegeben. In sechs abschließenden Thesen wird der Beitrag attributionsbezogener Überlegungen zur Aufklärung der Ätiologie und des Verlaufs depressiver Störungen zusammenfassend gewürdigt.

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Kammer, D. (1991). Attributionsbezogene Zugänge zur Depression. In: Mundt, C., Fiedler, P., Lang, H., Kraus, A. (eds) Depressionskonzepte heute: Psychopathologie oder Pathopsychologie?. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76318-2_15

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