Active vulnerability, adolescent distress, and the mediating/suppressing role of life events

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Stress generation in depression: A systematic review of the empirical literature and recommendations for future study (2010, background): “…for the depressogenic effects of excessive reassurance-seeking (Potthoff et al., 1995), avoidance coping (Holahan et al., 2005), selfcriticism (Shahar & Priel, 2003; Shahar et al., 2004), dependency (Shahar & Priel, 2003), and hopelessness (Joiner, Wingate, Gencoz, et al., 2005; Joiner,…”
Reciprocal Relations Between Depressive Symptoms and Self-Criticism (but Not Dependency) Among Early Adolescent Girls (but Not Boys) (2004, background): “Similarly, Mongrain (1998) and Priel, Shahar, and their colleagues (Priel & Shahar, 2000; Shahar & Priel, 2003) demonstrated the when the distress-related variance of the DEQ-dependency factor is partialled out, this factor predicts elevated levels of social support and positive life events.”
Social support as a mediator of the relationship between perfectionism and depression: A preliminary test of the social disconnection model (2008, background): “SPP may thus be understood as a risk factor for depressive symptoms that not only deprives people of the benefits of social connection, but also exposes them to the costs of social disconnection (see also Shahar & Priel, 2003).”