UKRAINS'KYI VISNYK PSYKHONEVROLOHII

The Scientific and Practical Journal of Medicine
ISSN 2079-0325(p)
DOI 10.36927/2079-0325
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Comparison of subjective and objective evaluations of the status of patients with primary depressive disorders with the aim to substantiating of therapeutic tactics

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  • Scientific Article

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  • MEDICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, AND NARCOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL STRESS (DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION, TREATMENT)

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  • 616.8-008.64:615.07-8

Abstract

The article presents the results of clinical and psychopathological research, which indicate a definite difference between the objective assessment of the "severity" of the depressive episode and the subjective evaluation by patients of their condition and can be used as targets of psychotherapeutic eff ect. The eff ectiveness of using cognitive-behavioral therapy as the leading method of psychotherapy for this category of patients is substantiated, which allows changing the patient’s perception of oneself and his/her abilities to more positive ones, to improve social adaptation of patients, to improve relationships with others, to reduce self-accusations.

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  • 55-60

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