Depression Self-Rating Scale (SDS)
SDS Depression Self-Rating Scale, developed by Zung, one of the scales recommended by the U.S. Department of Education and Health for psychopharmacological research, was re-edited and recreated by Psychology Express.
Note on filling out the form: There are 20 questions below, please read each one carefully to get the meaning right. After each text, there are four cells indicating.
A: No or very little time (no more than one day in the past week when this occurred);
B: a small amount of time (1-2 days in the past week, there have been such cases)
C: quite a lot of time (3-4 days in the past week)
D: Most or all of the time (in the past week, there were 5-7 days of this kind of situation)
Click the mouse in the appropriate box to select according to your actual situation in the last week.
Question.
A: No or very little time
B: A small amount of time
C: Quite a lot of time
D：Most or all of the time
1.I feel sullen and depressed
2.I think the morning is the best time of the day
3. I cry out or want to cry in bursts
4. I don’t sleep well at night
5. I eat as much as I usually do
6.I feel as happy as before when I have contact with the opposite sex
7. I find that my weight is decreasing
8. I have constipation problems
9.My heart beats faster than usual
10.I feel tired for no reason
11.My mind is as clear as usual
12.I feel no difficulty in what I often do
13.I feel restless and can’t calm down
14.I have hope for the future
15.I get excited easily than usual
16.I think it is easy to make decisions
17.I feel I am a useful person and someone needs me
18.I have had an interesting life
19.I think if I die others will have a better life
20.I am still interested in the things that usually interest me