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Subjective ratings of emotional health as a risk factor for major depression in a community sample | Author(s) | Rani A Hoff, Martha Livingston Bruce, Stanislav V Kasl, Selby C Jacobs |
Journal title | The British Journal of Psychiatry, vol 170 no 2, February 1997 |
Pages | pp 167-172 |
Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Emotions ; Depression ; Social characteristics [elderly] ; Clinical surveys ; United States of America. |
Annotation | This paper utilises data from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study to explore the relationship between base line subjective emotional health (SEH) and the risk for major depression in the next year. Results show the age- and gender-adjusted relationship between SEH and depression is quite significant, and remains so after adjusting for other factors associated with major depression. The more positive the SEH rating, the lower the risk of an episode of depression in the next year. |
Accession Number | CPA-970221022 A |
Classmark | CC: DL: ENR: F: 3G: 7T |
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