________ represents the separate genetic, affective, and cognitive factors that combine to create depression.

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Depressogenic vulnerability refers to the combination of genetic, affective, and cognitive factors that increase an individual's risk for developing depression. Diathesis stress and learned helplessness also play a role in the development of depression, but they do not specifically reference the combination of genetic, affective, and cognitive factors. Internalized susceptibility is not a commonly used term in the field of psychology in relation to depression.

________ Represents the Separate Genetic, Affective, and Cognitive Factors That