Sleep, Gender and Depression: What We Found Among Pakistani University Students
Our study of 602 Pakistani university students found that gender and sleep were associated with depressive symptoms, but important limitations remain.
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PHQ-9 and DASS-21 in University Students: What Our Pakistani Study Found
Our Pakistani study of 602 university students examined PHQ-9 and DASS-21 scores, reliability, symptom patterns, and differences by discipline.
PHQ-9 vs DASS-21: How Well Do They Measure Student Mental Health?
PHQ-9 and DASS-21 both performed well in our Pakistani student study, but they measure different aspects of mental health and are not interchangeable.
Depression, Anxiety and Stress Among University Students in Pakistan: New Evidence
New Pakistani evidence shows depression, anxiety and stress affect students across disciplines, challenging assumptions about who is most at risk.
PHQ-9 Reliability and Validity in University Students: Evidence From Pakistan
A 602-student Pakistani study found good PHQ-9 reliability and useful psychometric performance, while highlighting limits of screening scores.
DASS-21 Reliability and Factor Structure in Pakistani University Students
New Pakistani data support good DASS-21 reliability and adequate factor-model fit, while raising questions about separation of its three subscales.
Can PHQ-9 and DASS-21 Tell Us More Than a Depression Score?
PHQ-9 and DASS-21 can reveal more than symptom totals, including item performance, symptom patterns, scale structure, and differences between groups.
Self-Worth and Concentration May Be Key Depression Symptoms in University Students
A Pakistani student study suggests self-worth and concentration symptoms may carry especially useful information when assessing depression.
When Depression, Anxiety and Stress Overlap: What Our DASS-21 Analysis Revealed
A Pakistani university study found strong overlap between DASS-21 depression, anxiety and stress, raising important questions about subscale interpretation.