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Psychopathology and autobiographical memory in stroke and non‐stroke hospitalized patients

Psychopathology and autobiographical memory were investigated in a cohort of stroke and non‐stroke hospitalized patients. Both these cohorts have been identified as having high levels of psychopathology (Katon and Sullivan 1990 ; Burvill et al., 1995 ). Difficulties recalling specific autobiographical memories (overgeneral memory) have been identified as important psychological variables in depression and predictors of outcome (Williams and Scott 1988 ; Brittlebank et al., 1993 ). Intrusive autobiographical memories have also been found to be associated with depression and overgeneral memory in depressed women (Kuyken and Brewin, 1995 ) and depressed cancer patients (Brewin et al., 1998a ). This study looked at levels of psychopathology and autobiographical memories in stroke and non‐stroke hospital patients.