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Originally Posted by ElsaMars
I get the game (I think) but my problem is, my answers would probably differ, depending on if I'm stable, depressed or manic. Right now I'm experiencing a mood episode and I see things differently and find different thing important than I might while stable. So I'm confused on how I should answer for the purposes of your experiment. Also, I'd have a very hard time determining or guessing the scores of others.
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Very good point.
I hope the questions can be used regardless current state, but as you said, they might not (or certainly won't fit you).
I questions are about a non-depressive state. The importance (where the first questions are about) of anything is not felt during depression, like emotional blindness, so please answer the questions in the context of stability or mania (given my assumption that mania is more a matter of degree than of difference in qualities/types/symptoms.
If you don't think my assumption is valid in your case, please answer from the point of view where you are (more or less; as good as or completely) stable.
But very good question. Questionnaires that don't account for that really hard to answer, I agree.
So basically, not from a depression perspective.