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Published on: February 22, 2018
Effects of communication content on speech behavior of depressives
P Vanger1, A B Summerfield, B K Rosen
1Center for Psychotherapy Research, Stuttgart, Germany.
Abstract:
Depressed patients were interviewed at two different severity levels in the course of their illness about both problematic and neutral topics, and their speech behavior was analyzed in terms of speech activity and silences. Lowered speech activity and increased silences occurred at higher severity levels and also during problematic communication content, suggesting the mediation of cognitive factors as postulated by Beck's cognitive model of depression.
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