Negative affect interference and fear of happiness are independently associated with depressive symptoms.
Negative affect interference and fear of happiness are independently associated with depressive symptoms.
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负面影响干扰和对幸福的恐惧与抑郁症状独立相关。
DOI:
10.1002/jclp.23066
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发表时间:
2021-03
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
Winer ES
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文献类型:
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作者:
Jordan DG;Collins AC;Dunaway MG;Kilgore J;Winer ES
Reward devaluation theory (RDT) posits that some depressed individuals avoid positivity due to its previous association with negative outcomes. Behavioral indicators of avoidance of reward support RDT, but self-report indicators have yet to be examined discriminantly. Two candidate self-report measures were examined in relation to depression: negative affect interference (NAI), or the experience of negative affect in response to positivity, and fear of happiness, a fear of prospective happiness. Participants completed measures assessing NAI, FHS, and depression online via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk at three time-points (N = 375). Multilevel modeling examined the relationship between NAI, FHS, and depressive symptoms longitudinally. NAI and FHS were both positively associated with depressive symptoms. They both uniquely predicted depressive symptoms when included within the same model. These findings suggest that different conceptualizations of positivity avoidance are uniquely associated with depressive symptoms.