Phenomenology associated with depressed moods in adolescents



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Am J Psychiatry 1979; 136:156-159
Copyright © 1979 by American Psychiatric Association

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Phenomenology associated with depressed moods in adolescents

SC Inamdar, G Siomopoulos, M Osborn and EC Bianchi

The authors studied phenomenology associated with depressed moods in 30 adolescents within a semi-structured interview format using defined symptom items. The results suggest that while there is some symptomatic similarity between adolescent depression and depression in adults, there are many differences that warrant more cautious comparison and further study.

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