Review paper
Is Clinical Depression Distinct from Subthreshold Depressive Symptoms? A Review of the Continuity Issue in Depression Research
Volume: 189, Issue: 8, Pages: 498 - 506
Published: Aug 1, 2001
Abstract
Resolving whether subthreshold depressive symptoms exist on a continuum with unipolar clinical depression is important for progress on both theoretical and applied issues. To date, most studies have found that individuals with subthreshold depressive symptoms resemble cases of major depressive disorder along many important dimensions (e.g., in terms of patterns of functional impairment, psychiatric and physical comorbidity, familiality, sleeping...
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Title
Is Clinical Depression Distinct from Subthreshold Depressive Symptoms? A Review of the Continuity Issue in Depression Research
Published Date
Aug 1, 2001
Volume
189
Issue
8
Pages
498 - 506
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