A Self-Rating Depression Scale
Archives of General PsychiatryPublished 1 January 1965Open access
William W.K. Zung
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The general depression scales used were felt to be insufficient for the purpose of this research project and the more specific scales were also inadequate.
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Este trabajo de grado, contextualiza y caracteriza la población objeto de estudio en el marco del post- conflicto, brindando un diagnostico a traves de la aplicación de instrumentos analíticos y la escala de Zung para la depresión. Inlcuye anexos (tablas, figuras, formatos).
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