harm or danger and are fueled by schemas organized around themes of danger, of this cognitive-content speci-of its relationship to the tripartite model of anxiety of the theory (Beck et al 1987) of a Cognition Checklist (CCL) that measured auto- "['m worthless," "f don't deserve to be lovcd") and anxiety (e.g. : uncertainty, and future threat. Several studies have provided important tests ficity approach, as well as and depression discLlsscd earlier. An initial test involvcd the dcvelopmcnt might be trapped," "1 am go- ing to have an accident"). The CCL was administered to outpatients at the Cen- ter for Cognitive Therapy, together with the Hamilton Rating Scales and struc- tured diagnostic interviews. As predicted, depressed patients had higher scores the eCL-Depression scale, whereas anxious patients scored more highly on eCL-Anxiety scale. Moreover, the CCL-Depression scale was signifi-

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harm or danger and are fueled by schemas organized around themes of danger, of this cognitive-content speci-of its relationship to the tripartite model of anxiety of the theory (Beck et al 1987) of a Cognition Checklist (CCL) that measured auto- "['m worthless," "f don't deserve to be lovcd") and anxiety (e.g.

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uncertainty, and future threat. Several studies have provided important tests ficity approach, as well as and depression discLlsscd earlier. An initial test involvcd the dcvelopmcnt might be trapped," "1 am go- ing to have an accident"). The CCL was administered to outpatients at the Cen- ter for Cognitive Therapy, together with the Hamilton Rating Scales and struc- tured diagnostic interviews. As predicted, depressed patients had higher scores the eCL-Depression scale, whereas anxious patients scored more highly on eCL-Anxiety scale. Moreover, the CCL-Depression scale was signifi-

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