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Use this tag for questions seeking information on academic theories related to interpersonal skills, or learning how to apply such theories to a particular situation.
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What is the "Interpersonal Theory of Depression"?
Depression often leads to a lack of self-confidence. Though there is a human tendency to seek attention, prove our worthiness and get accepted by society, a lack of self-confidence leads people to ask …
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