The impact of the bias modification regime on two measures of vulnerability to depressive recurrence, residual depressive symptoms (3) and CAR (6), was assessed before and after completion of the regime and then again after 1 month follow-up.
It's not just time to recurrence.
Conclusions: Interpersonal impairment is a stable feature of depression, a significant challenge to treatment, and may reflect underlying vulnerability to the onset, and recurrence, of depressive experiences.
A critical period is the one immediately following the birth of a child, when the level of progesterone neurosteroid derivatives drop; the post-natal period is linked to an increased vulnerability to the onset or recurrence of mood disorders [ 92].
Women diagnosed with bipolar disorder typically show symptomatic exacerbation in relation to the menstrual cycle, and show vulnerability to the onset or recurrence of mood disorders immediately after giving birth, when the levels of neurosteroid derivatives of progesterone drop.
Furthermore, as suggested by health belief model [ 7], patient's perception of the vulnerability to colon cancer and its recurrence, the risks and benefits of chemotherapy, and patient's self-efficacy play important roles in forming a patient's own decision.
PCT targets underlying cognitive vulnerability factors, such as dysfunctional cognitions that are easily reactivated in recovered patients and therefore may cause vulnerability for recurrence.
A number of clinical features potentially reflect an individual's familial vulnerability to major depression (MD), including early age at onset, recurrence, impairment, episode duration, and the number and pattern of depressive symptoms.
GCC survivors with a more 'neurotic personality' (e.g. higher level of nervousness and vulnerability to stress) also seemed to have a higher level of anxiety and fear of recurrence and to report more side-effects [ 86– 86].
Bringing greater vulnerability to lives already precarious.
