2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2009.01.033
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Complicated grief in patients with unipolar depression

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“…Using both cross sectional and longitudinal designs with community samples, Bonanno et al (2007) demonstrated that complicated grief added incremental validity (i.e., explained unique variance) to a number of psychosocial and physiological indicators supporting the view of some that complicated or traumatic grief has unique explanatory power above and beyond the symptoms associated with major depression and PTSD. Notwithstanding the ongoing debate regarding the ''exclusion criteria'' which suggests that symptoms of depression associated with bereavement be diagnosed separately from major depression (Kendler et al 2008;Wakefield et al 2007), symptoms associated with bereavement for many are often correlated with symptoms of major mood disorder (MMD) (Bowlby 1980(Bowlby , 1998Kersting et al 2009), PTSD (Prigerson et al 1996), and reduced psychosocial and physical functioning (Simon et al 2007;Stroebe et al 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using both cross sectional and longitudinal designs with community samples, Bonanno et al (2007) demonstrated that complicated grief added incremental validity (i.e., explained unique variance) to a number of psychosocial and physiological indicators supporting the view of some that complicated or traumatic grief has unique explanatory power above and beyond the symptoms associated with major depression and PTSD. Notwithstanding the ongoing debate regarding the ''exclusion criteria'' which suggests that symptoms of depression associated with bereavement be diagnosed separately from major depression (Kendler et al 2008;Wakefield et al 2007), symptoms associated with bereavement for many are often correlated with symptoms of major mood disorder (MMD) (Bowlby 1980(Bowlby , 1998Kersting et al 2009), PTSD (Prigerson et al 1996), and reduced psychosocial and physical functioning (Simon et al 2007;Stroebe et al 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bununla birlikte, bu belirtiler yas sürecinde kısa bir süre için ortaya çıkmakta ve zamanla azalarak ortadan kalkması beklenmektedir. [9][10][11] Yasın normal süreci içinde yaşanamadı-ğı durumlarda, yaşam sürecinde karşılaşılan uyarıcılara bağ-lı olarak tekrar çok ağır ve uzun süren yas tepkileri ortaya çıkabilir. [1,3] Bu olguda danışanın yaşadığı depresif belirtiler, yaşanan kayıpların arkasından yas tutulamaması ve belirtilerin yeni bir kaybın ortaya çıkmasıyla başlaması nedeniyle gecikmiş yas tepkileri olarak ele alındı.…”
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“…ЖУРНАЛ НЕВРОЛОГИИ И ПСИХИАТРИИ, 12,2015 КЛИНИКА НЕРВНЫХ И ПСИХИЧЕСКИХ ЗАБОЛЕВАНИЙ паттернов коморбидности, стереотипа развития, реко-мендует объединение таких состояний с аффективной па-тологией эндогенного круга [17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. Однако ни одна из этих моделей не обеспечивает решения задач нозологиче-ской оценки психогенных депрессий с картиной реакций осложненного горя дифференциации и определения их прогноза.…”
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