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Bipolar and Unipolar Depression: Based on MMPI-2

Abstract

In this study, we investigated MMPI-2(Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2) profiles to explore clinical characters and personalities of those with bipolar and unipolar depression. MMPI-2 were completed by bipolar(n=29) and unipolar(n=31) depressive patients. Both groups showed elevated scores on the D(Depression), Pt(Psychasthenia) scales, demonstrating that two disorders shared similar depressive symptoms. iIt also may have suggested that bipolar patients, like unipolar patients, suffer from negative cognitive styles during depressive episode. The subtle differences between the two groups with respect to scores on subscales RC8(Aberrant Experiences) and, FAM1(Family Discord) may reflect cognitive and biogenetic vulnerability of bipolar depression. Based on these results, the implications and limitations of this study were discussed.

keywords
Bipolar depression, Unipolar depression, Bipolar disorder, Major depressive disorder, Personality, MMPI-2, 양극성 우울증, 단극성 우울증, 양극성 장애, 주요 우울 장애, 양극성 장애 성격, MMPI-2

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