lated to psychopathology (e.g. Hindcn et al 1997). Significant elevations in Negative Affectivity and neuroticism have been reported in a wide array clearly need not be confined to the mood and anxiety disorders, and we encour-age future investigators to expand its scope to include a broad range of associ- of symptoms will be found to be if for no other reason than of related disorders, For in- : syndromes, including substance use disorders, somatofonn disorders, eating disorders, personality and conduct disordcrs, and schizophrenia (e.g. Krueger et al 1996, Trull & Sher 1994, Watson & Clark 1994). Indeed, Widiger & Costa (1994) recently concluded that "neuroticism is an almost ubiquitously elevated trait \vithin clinical populations" (p. 81). Thus. this intcgrativc model DEPRESSION In 1976, l3eck expanded his cognitive model of depress ion into a more general model ofpsychopathology, focusing especially on similarities and differences between the anxiety and mood disorders, The thcory holds that these disorders

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lated to psychopathology (e.g. Hindcn et al 1997). Significant elevations in Negative Affectivity and neuroticism have been reported in a wide array clearly need not be confined to the mood and anxiety disorders, and we encour-age future investigators to expand its scope to include a broad range of associ- of symptoms will be found to be if for no other reason than of related disorders, For in-

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syndromes, including substance use disorders, somatofonn disorders, eating disorders, personality and conduct disordcrs, and schizophrenia (e.g. Krueger et al 1996, Trull & Sher 1994, Watson & Clark 1994). Indeed, Widiger & Costa (1994) recently concluded that "neuroticism is an almost ubiquitously elevated trait \vithin clinical populations" (p. 81). Thus. this intcgrativc model DEPRESSION In 1976, l3eck expanded his cognitive model of depress ion into a more general model ofpsychopathology, focusing especially on similarities and differences between the anxiety and mood disorders, The thcory holds that these disorders

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