The studies seem flawed in a very obvious way > If you set up a circumstance where there's no relationship between the button and the light, depressed patients

The studies seem flawed in a very obvious way > If you set up a circumstance where there's no relationship between the button and the light, depressed patients might be able to better pick that out, because that set of circumstances happens to conform to their somewhat biased view of the universe, that bad things happen for no reason," Moore explains. "That doesn't necessarily mean that they're more accurate broadly, but under that very narrow set of stimulus conditions, they come out looking more accurate.