However, few studies have simultaneously investigated the unique relationship between self-related constructs and social anxiety and depression, while also controlling for the association between the

The gap

Consensus across the literature

Supporting evidence — 3 representative gaps

• Negative self-referent cognition predicts future depression symptom change: an intensive sampling approach (2024) · doi

  These findings suggest that change in negative self-referent processing may be causally linked to future increases in depression on a day-to-day and week-to-week basis, although confidence in this conclusion is tempered somewhat by a lack of replication in Sample 2.

  Keywords: week suggest change negative self referent processing causally linked future increases depression basis confidence conclusion
• The Impact of Depression on Self–Other Discrepancies in Decision Making (2014) · doi

  The authors contribute to the understanding of these mixed results by investigating how depression affects self–other discrepancies in decision making and the psychological processes that underlie these discrepancies.

  Keywords: discrepancies authors contribute understanding mixed investigating depression affects self decision making psychological processes underlie
• Unique Relationships Between Self-Related Constructs, Social Anxiety, and Depression in a Non-Clinical Sample (2017) · doi

  However, few studies have simultaneously investigated the unique relationship between self-related constructs and social anxiety and depression, while also controlling for the association between the two variables.

  Keywords: simultaneously investigated unique relationship self related constructs social anxiety depression controlling association variables