APS

30th APS Annual Convention · 2018

Negative Affect Interference and Fear of Happiness Are Independently Associated with Depressive Symptoms

San Francisco, CA · May 2018

Poster · Clinical Science

  • Matthew Dunaway
    Mississippi State University
  • Duncan Jordan
    Mississippi State University
  • Amanda Collins
    Mississippi State University
  • Jenna Kilgore
    Mississippi State University
  • E. Samuel Winer
    Mississippi State University

Abstract

We investigated relationships among fear of happiness, hedonic deficits and interference (HDI), and depressive symptoms. Examining data collected over nine months, we found that fear of happiness and HDI were independently positively associated with depressive symptoms. This suggests that fear of happiness and HDI are independent predictors of depressive symptoms.

Psychopathology

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