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Leren het leven meer van de zonnige kant te bekijken: angst en depressie bij jongeren voorkomen door online training

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Om angst en depressie bij jongeren te voorkomen, zijn zij wellicht gebaat bij een online training die hen leert informatie positiever te interpreteren. Zo wordt hun emotionele weerbaarheid groter, is het idee. Maar hoewel de training enige verbetering opleverde, laat het huidige trainingsaanbod nog veel te wensen over.

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    Leone de Voogd (postdoc onderzoeker, afdeling Sociologie Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), programmagroep ‘Institutions, Inequalities, and Life Courses’.) &  Elske Salemink (universitair docent, afdeling Psychologie (UvA), programmagroep Ontwikkelingspsychologie en de Bascule, Expertisecentrum Dwang Angst Tics (DAT).)

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de Voogd, L., Salemink, E. Leren het leven meer van de zonnige kant te bekijken: angst en depressie bij jongeren voorkomen door online training. Kind Adolesc Prakt 16, 18–25 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12454-017-0030-x

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