History and evolution of the monoamine hypothesis of depression.

By R. Hirschfeld. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 2000

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• The Bargaining Model of Depression (2002, background): “These and other deficiencies of the monoamine hypothesis are widely recognized, although it has by no means been abandoned (see Hirschfeld 2000 for a review).”
• The "Chemical Imbalance" Explanation for Depression: Origins, Lay Endorsement, and Clinical Implications (2007, unknown): “In sum, the pathophysiology of depression remains poorly understood (Hindmarch, 2001; Hirschfeld, 2000), and a simplistic chemical imbalance explanation for depression likely lacks adequate validity (Hindmarch, 2002).”