The nature and measurement of depression

By C. Spielberger, Lee M. Ritterband, Eric C. Reheiser, Thomas Brunner. 2003

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• Psychometric Properties of the Flourishing Scale in a New Zealand Sample (2013, unknown): “Various authors (for example, Roberts 1980; Spielberger et al. 2003) cite the CES-DS as a widely used depression measure (see Ensel 1986, for an overview of the CES-DS).”
• The Latent Structure of Trait Curiosity: Evidence for Interest and Deprivation Curiosity Dimensions (2006, background): “Similarly, scores on measures of anxiety and depression are also substantially correlated (Beck, Steer, & Garbin; 1988; Gotlib & Crane, 1989; Spielberger, Ritterband, & Reheiser, 2003 ) but are associated with meaningfully different metacognitions (Beck, 1971; Beck & Clark, 1988; Papageorgiou & Wel”
• Social Identity, Self-Esteem, and Mental Health in Autism (2017, unknown): “depression scale (T-Dep; Spielberger et al., 2003) is a 20 item scale (α=.”