Perceiving social pressure not to feel negative predicts depressive symptoms in daily life
Depression and Anxiety2017Vol. 34(9), pp. 836–844
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Abstract
Together, these findings indicate how perceived societal norms may contribute to depression, hinting at a possible malignant consequence of society's denouncement of negative emotions. Clinical implications are discussed.
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