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CHAPTER I
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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The following literatures show the significance of the current study and provided ideas, information and guide to the proponents on the possible theoretical framework that can be used for the study.

According to Melinda Smith, M.A., Suzanne Barston, and Jeanne Segal, Ph.D., if we have a friend or a family member that suffers depression, each of us can help them to recover. Our presence is very important. We can help them to get through the depression symptoms, prevail over negative thoughts. To help a depressed person, we should understand their feelings first. We can help by encouraging them to talk about their problems and listening without judging them.

According to Charlotte Hilton Andersen, people who surround a depressed person can help a lot to change his/her feelings or mood. Social support is a key to cure depression. At a conducted research, it was found out that medicines helped only one third of depressed people. This study also determined a cure rate of fifty percent of depressed people just because of strong social support. …show more content…

Burns, depression can be cured through self help or without using drugs. A depressed person must manage to deal with the guilt of being depressed. Each individual should build self-esteem and overcome addiction to love and approval.

According to National Institute of Mental Health, depression is a serious illness that needs cure and it affects people in many different ways. We all experience sadness. But it depends upon the person how he/she cope up with that feeling. It is advised to see a doctor if you think you have depression. But it is not easy saying your problems to a doctor, but once you started opening up to them, they can help you a lot. You just need to find a person whom you can trust and tell everything that has been bothering you.

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In article Depression Treatment by Joanna Saisan, Melinda Smith and Jeanne Segal (2016), depression is a feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Depression can be treated, since, there are many effective treatments that help to overcome depression. It is a must to explore the best treatment for depression. Everyone have different treatment method by a factor of depression. At first, change the lifestyle is very helpful to overcome depression.

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Introduction: Students with disabilities are overrepresented in bullying statistics compared to students in general education without disabilities. This article attempts to spark conversation and create a narrative about why disabled students are more likely to perpetrate or be a victim of bullying than their peers. It presents various studies in order to assess what characteristics could account for these statistics. Abstract and Overview: Studies show that students in special education programs report greater rates of bullying perpetration and victimization than those in general education without disabilities. This article aimed to determine possible predictors for the involvement of these students in bullying.

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TOP TIP! Think of depression as a broken brain – you would need treatment for a broken arm and your brain is just the same. It just needs help and it isn’t your fault. Brains, as with arms,

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In recent years, more attention has been drawn to the mental health of young people, and major mental illnesses that impact their future. One of the main ones has been Major Depressive Disorder or Depression which is a mood disorder characterized by a saddened mood for an extended period of time, and left untreated can have major consequences. The following proposal puts forth an idea for a way to combat Depression in a scholastic environment. Trained school counselors are equipped to create and maintain a weekly student support group to promote the acceptance and dealing with the impact of Depression on students lives. In the group, participants who have mild to moderate depression work with the group leader to brainstorm and learn coping

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“Unfortunately, people are not transparent; you cannot look into their heads to see what they are thinking or feeling. You might not notice that what you are seeing could be the person’s cry for help” (Hittelman 1). No matter how close two people are, it is difficult to grasp what the other is thinking. Without any obvious hints, one can easily overlook a depression. “Million of people suffer from depression, yet many are putting on a brave face” (Mayoh 1).

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But the thing is that anybody can come back from their sorrow and loneliness. If you think about it there is no reason to be sad,depressed but whatever it may be and as long as you’re alive you should live life and be happy. Depression is a real thing and many people suffer from this and the best thing to do is to ignore it and they say “do you” as anybody may say.

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