Question

Betty has been a loyal employee in a large company for many years. She suddenly loses her job. Betty develops major depressive disorder (MDD), believing that she is not good or competent enough to hold a steady job. Which viewpoint would emphasize Betty's beliefs about herself as a cause for her MDD?

Answer 1

the cognitive viewpoint

Step-by-step explanation:

A major depressive disorder is a disorder in the mood of the individual in which he feels sad continuously. The sadness and the loss of interest prevail consistently in such a mood. The manner of the behavior of a person, his interest, his feelings all gets affected. Recovery from such a disorder requires a lot of time and a healthy environment.