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Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale
Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
The Mood and Feelings Questionnaire
Rating scales for depression
Quality of Life in Depression Scale
Children's Depression Inventory
Holmes and Rahe stress scale
Personality test