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  • Title: A Hamilton subscale for endogenomorphic depression.
    Author: Thase ME.
    Journal: Hillside J Clin Psychiatry; 1984; 6(1):57-68. PubMed ID: 6571458.
    Abstract:
    The validity of a scale for endogenomorphic depression derived from the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression was studied in 147 women outpatients with primary depression. Endogenomorphicity scores were bimodally distributed, with 53% of the sample considered high (score greater than 7) and 47% considered low for endogenomorphicity. This cutting point significantly predicted RDC (81%) and DSM-III (64%) diagnoses of endogenous or nonendogenous depression. The high-endogenomorphicity group also scored significantly higher on a number of measures of depressive symptomatology and social impairment. Further directions for research and potential applications of this scale were discussed.
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