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Reliability, validity, and preliminary normative data for the Inventory to Diagnose Depression in a college population.

David B. Goldston · Michael W. O’Hara · Helen A. Schartz

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The Inventory to Diagnose Depression (IDD) was designed to assess both the diagnosis of major depressive episode and the severity of depressive symptoms. When used with a college population, the IDD was a stable and internally consistent measure of depressive symptomatology. IDD total scores correlated significantly with other commonly used depression inventories, and a principal-components analysis revealed a general depression factor associated with IDD responses. Last, the IDD yield diagnoses of major depressive episode that compared favorably with interview-derived diagnoses, and preliminary normative data for the IDD in a population of college students are reported

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