The Masked Depression Syndrome—Results of a Seventeen-Year Clinical Study
American Journal of PsychotherapyPublished 1 October 1983
Stanley Lesse
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SJR score0.83
SNIP1.10
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A description of the most frequently found symptoms and signs that are characteristic of patients with severe masked depression are offered and a very distinctive syndrome is outlined.
Abstract
This paper is a review of a 17-year study of 1,465 patients who had severe masked depression. It offers a description of the most frequently found symptoms and signs that are characteristic of patients with this disorder. A very distinctive syndrome is outlined.
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Psychology