Demoralization versus Depressive Disorder Due to Another Medical Condition
In the differential diagnosis of depressive disorder due to another medical condition, demoralization may occur as a response to long-term medical illness and involve inadequacy, helplessness, despair, and a tendency to give up. Although tiredness and sadness may occur, demoralization differs from the depressive disorder because the person can still enjoy previously important activities and feel happy at times.
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