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Why do some depressed outpatients who are not in remission according to the hamilton depression rating scale nonetheless consider themselves to be in remission?

scientific article published on 7 August 2012

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Why do some depressed outpatients who are not in remission according to the hamilton depression rating scale nonetheless consider themselves to be in remission? (English)

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Michael Friedman

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Depression and Anxiety

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10.1002/DA.21987

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