Effects of engaging in repeated mental imagery of future positive events on behavioural activation in individuals with major depressive disorder
Depression is associated with decreased engagement in behavioural activities. A wide range of activities can be promoted by simulating them via mental imagery. Mental imagery of positive events could thus provide a route to increasing adaptive behaviour in depression. The current study tested whethe...
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Springer Verlag
2016
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