Clinical Screening Tool (Standard Mode)

Depression Index

Measure mood fluctuations, energy levels, and cognitive patterns related to depressive episodes.

Question 01

I have been feeling sad, down, or emotionally low.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 02

I have lost interest in activities that I normally enjoy.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 03

I often feel tired or lacking in energy.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 04

I have been having difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 05

I have noticed changes in my appetite or eating habits.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 06

I have difficulty concentrating on things such as school, work, reading, or conversations.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 07

I have been feeling hopeless about the future.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 08

I have been feeling worthless, guilty, or like I am not good enough.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 09

I have been withdrawing from friends, family, or activities.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 010

My mood has been interfering with my everyday responsibilities.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 011

I find it difficult to feel happy even when something good happens.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 012

Things that used to excite me no longer feel as enjoyable.

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Question 013

I often feel emotionally empty or numb.

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Question 014

I have been feeling unusually irritable or frustrated.

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Question 015

I have difficulty getting myself started on everyday tasks.

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Question 016

I feel slowed down physically or mentally compared with how I normally feel.

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Question 017

I sometimes feel restless or unable to settle down.

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Question 018

I have been criticizing myself more than usual.

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Question 019

I feel that I have disappointed people who are important to me.

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Question 020

I have difficulty making even simple decisions.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 021

I spend less time doing things with other people than I used to.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 022

I have difficulty keeping up with school, work, household, or personal responsibilities.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 023

I feel that ordinary activities require more effort than they used to.

Never Rarely Often Always

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Question 024

I have been thinking negatively about myself or my abilities.

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Question 025

I feel that my current problems will not improve.

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Baseline Score

Your responses have been evaluated against standardized severity thresholds. Use this information as a structural reference for your personal records or clinical dialogue.

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