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SHAPS-C: The Snaith-Hamilton Pleasure Scale modified for clinician administration

2014-03-14

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Anhedonia, a diminished or lack of ability to experience and anticipate pleasure represents a core psychiatric symptom in depression. Current clinician assessment of anhedonia is generally limited to one or two all-purpose questions and most well-known psychometric scales of anhedonia are relatively long, self-administered, typically not state sensitive, and are unsuitable for use in clinical settings. A user-frie...

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10.7287/peerj.preprints.288v1
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