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A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires that a person report both a depressed mood and: thoughts of suicide or self-harm. either delusions or hallucinations. loss of interest or pleasure in regular activities. sadness that lasts for at least two years.

          A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires that a person report both a depressed mood and:
thoughts of suicide or self-harm.
either delusions or hallucinations.
loss of interest or pleasure in regular activities.
sadness that lasts for at least two years.

A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires that a person report both a depressed mood and:
thoughts of suicide or self-harm.
either delusions or hallucinations.
loss of interest or pleasure in regular activities.
sadness that lasts for at least two years.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires that a person report both a depressed mood and: thoughts of suicide or self-harm. either delusions or hallucinations. loss of interest or pleasure in regular activities. sadness that lasts for at least two years. A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires that a person report both a depressed mood and: thoughts of suicide or self-harm. either delusions or hallucinations loss of interest or pleasure in regular activities. sadness that lasts for at least two years