Sentence examples for shared depression from inspiring English sources

Many of the control poets shared depression and other mood disorders with the ones that committed suicide, says Pennebacker: "Nonsuicidal poets are not a particularly optimistic group".

For example, in a meta-analysis Beck & Perkins [ 20] showed that depression cognitions are relative unique to depression but anxiety cognitions were shared in depression and anxiety, which is in contrast with our findings.

Somewhat different conclusions were drawn from the twin study of McGuffin et al. (2003), who reported a substantial genetic correlation between mania and depression (0.65), but found that 71%% of the variance for mania was not shared with depression.

Alternatively, neurocognitive impairment could be a state factor, coincidental with depression but not causally related, or could be due to causal factors that are shared between depression and neurocognitive impairment.

Words are a shared thing – depression lends itself to melodrama: you believe you're going through something no one else has been through.

The BAI is intended to asses the severity of symptoms of anxiety minimally shared with depression [33 35].

Future studies are required to elucidate underlying neuropsychiatric and immunological causes, which may be shared in depression and cancer.

RNA-Seq analysis revealed that the three studied organs shared common depression of numerous genes encoding cytoskeletal and structural proteins.

Furthermore, Beck et al. (2001) [ 25] found that worry is correlated with high negative affect and both are shared in depression and anxiety.

Thus, most of the association of parenting stress with anxiety was not specific for anxiety, but was shared with depression, whereas the association of family dysfunction with anxiety was more specific for anxiety.

Sharing my depression with her was a revelation.