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Inhibition of the Constructive Aggression Behavioral System (CABS) is associated with poor short- and long-term treatment outcomes and readmission among patients with major depression: a naturalistic study
Background The Constructive Aggression Behavioral System (CABS) has been conceptualized as an evolutionarily grounded pattern of behavior that enables individuals to assert their needs, interests, and boundaries in a non-violent and socially adaptive manner. It is theoretically distinct from
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