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Perception of Risk of Depression: The Influence of Optimistic Bias in a Non-Clinical Population of Women
Mental illness including depression has been estimated to account for 11% of the world's disease burden with the expectation that this figure will rise to in excess of 15% by the year 2020 (AIHM, 2002; Australian Health Ministers, 1998). Women have been reported to be twice as likely as men to exper
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