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Author, Depression: What everyone needs to know. Founder, @depressionarmy. Research on good outcomes in mental health.
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Why loneliness requires a multidimensional approach: a critical narrative review - Nature Mental Health

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By Brendan Walsh, Jonathan Rottenberg
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Abstract An immense corpus of work documents deleterious effects of loneliness on physical health, cognition, psychological symptoms, and wellbeing. In this Review, we argue that the widespread assumption that loneliness is unidimensional may lead to imprecise interpretations of findings and hamper intervention efforts.
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Cultivating strength: Psychological well-being after nonfatal suicide attempts

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By Bradley Brown, Jonathan Rottenberg
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A study of three separate nationally representative samples of nearly 9,000 U.S. military veterans found psychological well-being – defined in terms of having a high sense of purpose, social connectedness, and happiness – to be significantly diminished among veteran suicide attempt survivors relative to nonattempters, even decades after their last attempt.1 Despite the trend toward diminished well-being, many veterans who survived a suicide attempt reported average to optimal levels of...
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Stigmatizing Our Own: Self-Relevant Research (Me-Search) Is Common but Frowned Upon in Clinical Psychological Science

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By Andrew Devendorf, Sarah Victor, Jonathan Rottenberg, Rose Miller
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Open practices Open Materials Preregistration This article has received the badges for Open Materials and Preregistration. More information about the Open Practices badges can be found at http://www.psychologicalscience.org/publications/badges. Transparency Action Editor: Steve S. Lee Editor: Jennifer L. Tackett Author Contributions Andrew R.
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