However, the treatment group were more likely (than the improver group) to report a greater number of SLEs (5.5 and 3.8, respectively; t = 2.4, df = 832, P < 0.02) and did show a nonsignificant trend to be more likely to report a family history of depression (72% and 58%, respectively).
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The treatment of nonmelancholic depression: when antidepressants fail, does psychotherapy work?
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