... David JA Dozois, Avital Ogniewicz, and Pamela M. Seeds University of Western Ontario, London,... more ... David JA Dozois, Avital Ogniewicz, and Pamela M. Seeds University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario ... For example, Messer, Kempton, Van Hasselt, Null, and Bukstein (1994) found that the Overgeneralization subscale of the CNCEQ significantly differentiated two groups of ...
A central tenet of cognitive theories of depression implicates the organisation of self‐referenti... more A central tenet of cognitive theories of depression implicates the organisation of self‐referential material in the depressive process. However, few studies have extended beyond the examination of cognitive products and processes to assess the interconnectedness of ...
The prevention of anxiety and depression: Theory, research, and practice., 2000
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The prevention of anxiety and depression: Theory, research, and practice., 2000
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This study examined which admission and treatment change variables predicted return to work in a ... more This study examined which admission and treatment change variables predicted return to work in a population of patients with work-related LBP. Pain and disability perception, coping strategies, depression, and functional status were examined at admission and discharge ...
In this study, the psychometric properties of the Hamilton Depression Inventory (HDI; Reynolds &a... more In this study, the psychometric properties of the Hamilton Depression Inventory (HDI; Reynolds & Kobak, 1995a) were examined in a sample of 249 undergraduate participants. The HDI exhibited high internal consistency and support for its construct validity was demonstrated by the HDI's patterns of correlations with other measures of depression, anxiety, and depression-relevant cognition. Factor analyses of the full (23-item) and 17-item versions of the HDI each yielded 4 factors, which accounted for 49% and 53% of the variance in participants' responses, respectively. The utility of the HDI's use of multiple-weighted subitems was also assessed by comparing a less complicated scoring system to the standard scoring format. The standard HDI added significantly to the prediction of criterion indexes after controlling for the variance accounted for by the "simplified" HDI. Moreover, the operating characteristics of the standard HDI outperformed the simplified HDI in the prediction of the Beck Depression Inventory-II (Beck, Steer, & Brown, 1996) classification. The results provide strong support for the HDI as a reliable and valid instrument for the assessment of depressive severity
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Chapter]. Child psychopathology: A developmental-systems persp... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Chapter]. Child psychopathology: A developmental-systems perspective. Child psychopathology. Mash, Eric J.; Dozois, David JA. Mash, Eric J. (Ed); Barkley, Russell A. (Ed), (1996). Child psychopathology, (pp. 3-60). ...
Page 1. Interdisciplinary Research Training in Psychology David JA Dozois, Ph.D. Leader, Science ... more Page 1. Interdisciplinary Research Training in Psychology David JA Dozois, Ph.D. Leader, Science Source: Dozois, DJA (2006). Interdisciplinary research training in psychology. Psynopsis: Canada's Psychology Newspaper, 28(4), 6. ...
By investigating university students' trajectories of depressive symptoms based on multiple ... more By investigating university students' trajectories of depressive symptoms based on multiple weekly or monthly time points, researchers can identify temporal effects such as high stress periods during the academic year and provide valuable information for planning interventions when ...
This article provides psychometric information on the second edition of the Beck Depression Inven... more This article provides psychometric information on the second edition of the Beck Depression Inven-tory (BDI-II; AT Beck, RA Steer, & GK Brown, 1996), with respect to internal consistency, factorial validity, and gender differences. Both measures demonstrated high ...
ABSTRACT Empirical research has increasingly focused on interpersonal variables associated with t... more ABSTRACT Empirical research has increasingly focused on interpersonal variables associated with the development and maintenance of depression. This article outlines some key interpersonal risk factors for depression, including anxious attachment, sociotropy, excessive reassurance seeking, interpersonal stress generation, reduced social support, social skills deficits, and social avoidance. Recommendations are made for how cognitive-behavioural therapy may be adapted to address such factors. Specifically, suggestions are offered for how cognitive and behavioural interventions, such as cognitive restructuring, behavioural activation, behavioural experiments, and skills training, may be used with depressed clients to promote positive relationships and reduce maladaptive interpersonal behaviours.
... David JA Dozois, Avital Ogniewicz, and Pamela M. Seeds University of Western Ontario, London,... more ... David JA Dozois, Avital Ogniewicz, and Pamela M. Seeds University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario ... For example, Messer, Kempton, Van Hasselt, Null, and Bukstein (1994) found that the Overgeneralization subscale of the CNCEQ significantly differentiated two groups of ...
A central tenet of cognitive theories of depression implicates the organisation of self‐referenti... more A central tenet of cognitive theories of depression implicates the organisation of self‐referential material in the depressive process. However, few studies have extended beyond the examination of cognitive products and processes to assess the interconnectedness of ...
The prevention of anxiety and depression: Theory, research, and practice., 2000
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The prevention of anxiety and depression: Theory, research, and practice., 2000
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This study examined which admission and treatment change variables predicted return to work in a ... more This study examined which admission and treatment change variables predicted return to work in a population of patients with work-related LBP. Pain and disability perception, coping strategies, depression, and functional status were examined at admission and discharge ...
In this study, the psychometric properties of the Hamilton Depression Inventory (HDI; Reynolds &a... more In this study, the psychometric properties of the Hamilton Depression Inventory (HDI; Reynolds & Kobak, 1995a) were examined in a sample of 249 undergraduate participants. The HDI exhibited high internal consistency and support for its construct validity was demonstrated by the HDI's patterns of correlations with other measures of depression, anxiety, and depression-relevant cognition. Factor analyses of the full (23-item) and 17-item versions of the HDI each yielded 4 factors, which accounted for 49% and 53% of the variance in participants' responses, respectively. The utility of the HDI's use of multiple-weighted subitems was also assessed by comparing a less complicated scoring system to the standard scoring format. The standard HDI added significantly to the prediction of criterion indexes after controlling for the variance accounted for by the "simplified" HDI. Moreover, the operating characteristics of the standard HDI outperformed the simplified HDI in the prediction of the Beck Depression Inventory-II (Beck, Steer, & Brown, 1996) classification. The results provide strong support for the HDI as a reliable and valid instrument for the assessment of depressive severity
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Chapter]. Child psychopathology: A developmental-systems persp... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Chapter]. Child psychopathology: A developmental-systems perspective. Child psychopathology. Mash, Eric J.; Dozois, David JA. Mash, Eric J. (Ed); Barkley, Russell A. (Ed), (1996). Child psychopathology, (pp. 3-60). ...
Page 1. Interdisciplinary Research Training in Psychology David JA Dozois, Ph.D. Leader, Science ... more Page 1. Interdisciplinary Research Training in Psychology David JA Dozois, Ph.D. Leader, Science Source: Dozois, DJA (2006). Interdisciplinary research training in psychology. Psynopsis: Canada's Psychology Newspaper, 28(4), 6. ...
By investigating university students' trajectories of depressive symptoms based on multiple ... more By investigating university students' trajectories of depressive symptoms based on multiple weekly or monthly time points, researchers can identify temporal effects such as high stress periods during the academic year and provide valuable information for planning interventions when ...
This article provides psychometric information on the second edition of the Beck Depression Inven... more This article provides psychometric information on the second edition of the Beck Depression Inven-tory (BDI-II; AT Beck, RA Steer, & GK Brown, 1996), with respect to internal consistency, factorial validity, and gender differences. Both measures demonstrated high ...
ABSTRACT Empirical research has increasingly focused on interpersonal variables associated with t... more ABSTRACT Empirical research has increasingly focused on interpersonal variables associated with the development and maintenance of depression. This article outlines some key interpersonal risk factors for depression, including anxious attachment, sociotropy, excessive reassurance seeking, interpersonal stress generation, reduced social support, social skills deficits, and social avoidance. Recommendations are made for how cognitive-behavioural therapy may be adapted to address such factors. Specifically, suggestions are offered for how cognitive and behavioural interventions, such as cognitive restructuring, behavioural activation, behavioural experiments, and skills training, may be used with depressed clients to promote positive relationships and reduce maladaptive interpersonal behaviours.
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