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New research reveals that individuals who have recovered from a major depressive episode process negative information for longer than positive data compared to people with no history of depression. This cognitive bias may increase their risk of relapse. The study included a meta-analysis of many different studies, concluding that focusing solely on reducing negative information … Read more