Recovered unipolar depressed patients were compared with recovered anxious and non-psychiatric controls in depressed and neutral mood induction conditions to test the hypothesis that depression-prone individuals would demonstrate more negative cognitions with mild mood changes. Only the non-psychiatric controls showed significant mood changes and the hypothesis was not supported.
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