Depression: Clinical, Experimental, and Theoretical Aspects

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Beck concludes that there are no specific signs and symptoms, aside from delusions, to distinguish psychotic from neurotic depressions, and supports the thesis that the two conditions differ only in quantitative aspects.

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1968-03-25
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Neuroticism, Medicine, Depression (economics), Personality, Psychiatry

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