The Mamás y Bebés/Mothers and Babies Course is an intervention developed in Spanish and English that uses a cognitive-behavioral mood management framework, and incorporates social learning concepts, attachment theory, and socio-cultural issues.
We sketch out putative evolutionary roles for affective temperaments within the theoretical framework of mood disorders conceptualized as extremes in an oligogenic model of inheritance, whereby the constituent traits in their dilute phenotypes confer adaptive advantages to individuals and/or their social group.
Here we develop a modeling framework to decode mood state variations from multi-site intracranial recordings in seven human subjects with epilepsy who self-reported their mood state intermittently over multiple days.
Finally, we believe that preliminary studies using appropriate mouse models, with consideration of trait and state, as well as the multiple dimensions of mood-related behaviors, can provide a framework to systematically dissect the biological underpinnings of sex differences in mood in humans.
(Male aged 62, 5 chronic conditions) Participants also described engaging in activities outside of the medical framework to alleviate negative mood and maintain a positive sense of identity, either in addition to or instead of prescribed interventions.
The data provide further support for dimensional models of mood disorders such as the tripartite framework (Clark & Watson, 1991) and suggest that examination of the profiles of cognitive processing associated with these dimensions is a promising direction for future research.
While these tŏnŭm inevitably contain textual adaptations, they also often incorporate changes to the rhythmic and melodic framework, which may alter the mood of the cycle (or cycle segment) as a whole.
The behavioral model of depression points to a negative reinforcement cycle of trauma-related avoidance and depressed mood, but no study has evaluated this framework in trauma survivors.
Emerson's "epistemology of moods" is an attempt to construct a framework for encompassing what might otherwise seem contradictory outlooks, viewpoints, or doctrines.
Objectives: Track personal health and wellness metrics, such as sleep, activity, and mood, for 3 months postpartum to develop a framework 1) to predict the women at risk of developing PPD, and 2) to improve the postpartum experience.
