Depression and Interpersonal Dynamics Quiz

The dynamic-relational hypothesis suggests that in general, depressed patients identify problematic relational areas (such as loss, grief, interpersonal conflicts, role changes, social changes, and interpersonal deficits). It also incorporates Freud's idea that depressed individuals unconsciously direct hostility and anger towards a loved one inward, repressing these emotions.

Individuals with insecure or ambivalent attachment may not have experienced sufficient warmth, security, or nurturing, often due to devaluing, critical, judgmental, punitive, unpredictable, unreliable, or unstable parental figures. Early social environment influences various neurophysiological processes, including important pathways between the frontal cortex and affect regulation systems like the amygdala.

Individuals who have undergone significant adverse early life events may have experienced high levels of stress and consequently have low levels of positive affect. This can lead to the major brain systems having a greater potential to 'remember' and reactivate these patterns during times of stress or for other reasons.

<p>lutti, perdite, conflitti interpersonali, cambiamenti di ruolo, cambiamenti sociali, deficit interpersonali</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>l’ostilità e la rabbia verso una persona che amano</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>influenza tutta una serie di processi neurofisiologici, compresi importanti percorsi tra la corteccia frontale e i sistemi di regolazione degli affetti come l’amigdala</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>un alto livello di stress e, di conseguenza, un basso livello di affetti positivi</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>i sistemi cerebrali principali possono avere un maggiore potenziale per 'ricordare' e quindi riattivare questi schemi</p> Signup and view all the answers