Clarice Gorenstein

• Abstract

  Depression is a mood disorder which has a negative impact on individuals and society. It is associated with automatic emotional processes, difficult to be defined and evaluated, that cause interpersonal problems, loss of social support, resulting in the disease worsening. Two measures of expressiveness and emotional processing, which has been poorly investigated in depressed patients, may…

  Indicators of expressiveness and emotional processing in depression, AP.R

• Abstract

  Clinical observations and experimental data (Gorenstein et al., 1998; Knutson et al., 1998) suggest that low or moderate doses of antidepressants administered to normal volunteers are associated with improvement that go beyond classical therapeutic effects, with respect to self-confidence, mood and well being, reduced irritability, and higher tolerance to aversive stimuli increased sociab…

  A psychobiological study of emotional regulation based on the effects of antidepressant drugs, AP.TEM
• Changes in social functioning of depressive pacientes after tratamento with venlafaxina and amitriptilina., AR.EXT

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• Abstract

  Depression is a mood disorder which has a negative impact on individuals and society. Evidence of persistent diagnostic problems, high recurrence, morbidity and mortality suggest the need for improvement in objective parameters when assessing this disorder. One particularly poorly investigated topic in depression literature is the expressive nonverbal behavior of patients. Nonverbal commu…

  Non-verbal expressiveness in depression: discrimination between patients and healthy controls, clinical subgroups identification and prognostic and clinical improvement assessments through nonverbal behavioral indicators, BP.PD