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Understand your depressive mood control capacity

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A depressed can include the experience of a lack of self-esteem and motivation, accompanied by a feeling of despair and inability to reach your personal life goals.

You will be asked a series of questions about your feelings and experiences over the past week. Questions focus on motivation and positivity. Your answers are then averaged to give a single raw score for depressed mood, which is then converted to a ranking compared to the normative population of the same age and gender, which is expressed as a percentile.

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Depressive Mood Control Test


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How Does This Help Me?

Total Brain, a SonderMind company, offers clinically-validated, mental health assessments like this so you can stay on top of your mental well-being.

 

What does a high score mean?

People who score high on Depressive Mood Control are more likely to be emotionally healthy and well-functioning, and are not currently experiencing any issues with depressive or low moods.

 

What does a low score mean?

People with low scores on Depressive Mood Control may experience periods of low mood and low motivation. They may find it difficult to shift or pull themselves out of this mindset. They may also be experiencing fewer positive emotions, and struggle to see positive things to look forward to in the future.

Talk to a Therapist Who Specializes in Depression

 

Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions. Characterized by excessive feelings of stress and worry, it’s a highly treatable condition, but often goes overlooked. With SonderMind, find personalized care that’s best for you, virtually or in-person. Have an appointment within one week with an expert in treating depression, use your insurance, and get support that’s proven to work.

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Youngest and Middle-aged Workers Are Most Down

 

Feeling sadness, frustration, anger, loneliness, or grief often make up what is referred to as “depressive mood.” These feelings often lift after a few days or weeks. However, when these feelings persist over time, you can develop clinical depression.

Depressive Mood Has Been Lifting Slightly in Recent Months

According to the Total Brain Mental Health Index, depressive mood rose sharply from February through April. Then, depressive feelings began decreasing slightly each month for a total drop of 21% since May. Even with this improvement in mood, feelings of depression remain 30% higher now vs. in February.

 

Youngest and Middle-aged Workers Are Most Down

According to the Total Brain Mental Health Index younger and middle-aged workers are the most chronically impacted: feelings of depressive mood are 31% higher since February 2020 in workers between 20-39, and 33% higher among those 40-59. Feelings of depressed mood in working adults age 60 has returned to pre-pandemic levels.

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