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Direct and Generative Retrieval and the Phenomenological Characteristics of Future Thinking Associated with Depressive Symptoms: The Relevance of Contrast Avoidance and Memories of the Future
Depression is characterized by reduced future thinking specificity, yet the retrieval processes underlying this impairment remain unclear. We examined whether depressive symptoms are differentially associated with direct retrieval (i.e., effortless searches that immediately bring future thoughts to
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