Attributional approaches to depression suggest that the depressed person tends to attribute cause to internal, stable, and global factors when explaining

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Attributional approaches to depression suggest that the depressed person tends to attribute cause to internal (such as personal flaws or shortcomings), stable (such as an unchangeable personal trait), and global (such as affecting many areas of life) factors when explaining personal failures.

Attributional Approaches to Depression Suggest That the Depressed Person Tends