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Study on Psychotherapy for Depression Shows Better Results Without Targeting Negative Emotions
A new study suggests a form of psychotherapy can be more effective in treating major depression by not directly addressing negative emotions, but rather focusing on anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure. This approach aims to restore joy and enthusiasm in patients.
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