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... Sleep Disturbance Difficulty in sleeping is one of the most notable symptoms of depres- sion , although it occurs in a large proportion of nondepressed patients as well . Eighty - seven per cent of the severely - depressed patients ...
... Sleep Disturbance Difficulty in sleeping is one of the most notable symptoms of depres- sion , although it occurs in a large proportion of nondepressed patients as well . Eighty - seven per cent of the severely - depressed patients ...
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Aaron T. Beck. light sleep . In addition , the patients showed more frequent oscillation from one level of sleep to another than did the normal controls . Oswald et al . ( 1963 ) conducted a study of the sleeping patterns of depressive ...
Aaron T. Beck. light sleep . In addition , the patients showed more frequent oscillation from one level of sleep to another than did the normal controls . Oswald et al . ( 1963 ) conducted a study of the sleeping patterns of depressive ...
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... sleep less than do normals , the study was notable in that it showed that when the patients did sleep , they showed a higher percentage of sleep in the deeper stages than do the normals ( contrary to findings of Diaz- Guerrero and his ...
... sleep less than do normals , the study was notable in that it showed that when the patients did sleep , they showed a higher percentage of sleep in the deeper stages than do the normals ( contrary to findings of Diaz- Guerrero and his ...
Contents
Symptomatology of Depression | 10 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS DEPRESSIONS | 64 |
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