Wakefield Depression Test WisdomCard™

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  1. Counselling Resource: Depression Screening Quiz: The Wakefield Questionnaire counsellingresource.com - Depression Screening Quiz: The Wakefield Questionnaire
  2. About.com: Wakefield Depression Test depression.about.com - Wakefield Depression Test
  3. Google Scholar: Wakefield Depression Test Articles scholar.google.com - Wakefield Depression Test Articles
  4. The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Greater Chicago: Wakefield-Self Report Questionnaire namigc.org - Wakefield-Self Report Questionnaire
  5. Stop Depression Today: Hamilton Depression Test: Wakefield Self Report Questionnaire stopdepressiontoday.com - Hamilton Depression Test: Wakefield Self Report Questionnaire
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Research Notes on Wakefield Depression Test


The Wakefield depression test is used to aid in diagnosing a person with depression.1 The test consists of 12 questions that ask about a person's psychological and physiological well-being.2 The test is not intended to replace an evaluation by a professional, but it can be used for discussion with the professional.1 A score of 15+ points is a good indication that a medical professional should be consulted.3

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  • Also known as the Wakefield Questionnaire.1
  • A mental health professional may conduct further tests after the initial query.
  • The Wakefield depression test was developed by Dr. R.P. Snaith.3

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 About.com: Wakefield Depression Test
  2. ↑ Counselling Resource: Depression Screening Quiz: The Wakefield Questionnaire
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Greater Chicago: Wakefield-Self Report Questionnaire

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