The Interactional Nature of Depression: Advances in Interpersonal Approaches

by Joiner, Thomas E.; Coyne, James C.

• ISBN13: 9781557985347
• ISBN10: 1557985340
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-02-01
• Publisher: Amer Psychological Assn

Summary

Even when researchers and therapists themselves forget, depressed people will testify that their interpersonal increase their despair. The authors of this volume confirm patients' insights and explore how depression may represent an interactional style -- an approach that is becoming highly influential in the clinical treatment of depression.

Table of Contents

List of Contributors	xi
Preface	xiii
I. The Study of Interpersonal Variables in Depression	1	(36)
On the Interpersonal Nature of Depression: Overview and Synthesis	3	(18)
Thomas Joiner
James C. Coyne
Janice Blalock
The Emergence of an Interpersonal Approach to Depression	21	(16)
Constance Hammen
II. The Interpersonal and the Personal in Depression	37	(182)
Social Context and Depression: An Integrative Stress and Coping Framework	39	(26)
Charles J. Holahan
Rudolf H. Moos
Liza A. Bonin
Interpersonal and Cognitive Pathways Into the Origins of Attributional Style: A Developmental Perspective	65	(28)
Beth A. Haines
Gerald I. Metalsky
Aimee L. Cardamone
Thomas Joiner
Loneliness, Shyness, and Depression: The Etiology and Interrelationships of Everyday Problems in Living	93	(34)
Jody C. Dill
Craig A Anderson
Schematic and Interpersonal Conceptualizations of Depression: An Integration	127	(22)
Norman B. Schmidt
Kristen L. Schmidt
Jeffery E. Young
Vulnerable Self-Esteem and Social Processes in Depression: Toward an Interpersonal Model of Self-Esteem Regulation	149	(40)
John E. Roberts
Scott M. Monroe
Striving for Confirmation: The Role of Self-Verification in Depression	189	(30)
R. Brian Giesler
William B. Swann, Jr
III. Emerging Interpersonal Models of Depression	219	(50)
Silencing the Self: Inner Dialogues and Outer Realities	221	(26)
Dana Crowley Jack
Sociophysiology and Depression	247	(22)
Russell Gardner, Jr
John S. Price
IV. Depression and the Response of Significant Others	269	(94)
Marital Discord and Depression: The Potential of Attachment Theory to Guide Integrative Clinical Intervention	271	(28)
Page Anderson
Steven R. H. Beach
Nadine J. Kaslow
Depressed Parents and Family Functioning: Interpersonal Effects and Children's Functioning and Development	299	(30)
E. Mark Cummings
Patrick T. Davies
A Social--Cognitive Model of Interpersonal Processes in Depression	329	(34)
William P. Sacco
V. Postscript	363	(30)
Thinking Interactionally About Depression: A Radical Restatement	365	(28)
James C. Coyne
Author Index	393	(18)
Subject Index	411	(12)
About the Editors	423