A comparative study of anhedonia components between major depression and schizophrenia in Chinese populations.

Ann Gen Psychiatry · 2015 · PMC4558731 · PMID 26339277

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However, Pelizza and Ferrari [ 8 ] detected that anhedonia reached highly significant levels in 36.9 % of depressed patients and 45 % of schizophrenic patients according to the Physical Anhedonia Scale and the Social Anhedonia Scale, indicating that anhedonia could not be considered as a distinctive state in MDD.

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