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In a research article published by John Wiley & Son, LTD. in 2000,researchers researched the relationship between through social ranking*. Social ranking and depression are often found among those who are in a low unwanting status. Emotions such as shame, guilt, and social anxiety are pathological and lined to depression.
In the study held by Mental Health Research Unit, Kingsway Hospital, Derby, UK two different groups of patients were used,109 students whose average age was 25 and and another group of depressed patients.Researchers used a group of depressed patients to further study the link between same, social anxiety and depression.Both groups of patients filled out a series of self-reported questionnaires. These questionnaires were designed
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