Beck Depression Inventory WisdomCard™

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  1. Wikipedia: Beck Depression Inventory en.wikipedia.org - Beck Depression Inventory
  2. Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders: Beck Depression Inventory-Definition, Purpose minddisorders.com - Beck Depression Inventory-Definition, Purpose
  3. Counselling Resource: Other Depression Tests, Including the Beck Depression Inventory counsellingresource.com - Other Depression Tests, Including the Beck Depression Inventory
  4. Family Practice Notebook: Beck Depression Inventory Overview fpnotebook.com - Beck Depression Inventory Overview
  5. Center for Psychological Studies: Beck Depression Inventory General Information cps.nova.edu - Beck Depression Inventory General Information
  6. ClinicalTrials.gov: Beck Depression Inventory Trials clinicaltrials.gov - Beck Depression Inventory Trials
  7. Google Scholar: Beck Depression Inventory Articles scholar.google.com - Beck Depression Inventory Articles
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Research Notes on Beck Depression Inventory


The Beck Depression Inventory is a questionnaire that is used to measure the severity of depression.1 Although the validity of the test has been questioned, it has been used since it was created in 1961 by Dr. Aaron Beck.2 The test, which consists of 21 questions, measures such factors as sleep habits, eating habits, and emotions.1

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  • The results of the test are dependent on the accuracy of the answers given by the person taking the test.2
  • The test provides a measure of severity of symptoms, rather than a diagnosis.2
  • The Beck Depression Inventory is used worldwide within the research community.3
  • You can take an assessment on OrganizedWisdom that is based on the Beck Depression Inventory here.

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders: Beck Depression Inventory-Definition, Purpose
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Wikipedia: Beck Depression Inventory
  3. ↑ Counselling Resource: Other Depression Tests, Including the Beck Depression Inventory

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