The Thompson-LaGarde tests, also known as the Thompson-LaGarde method or the Thompson-LaGarde classification, refer to a series of tests used in depression research and clinical practice to assess and categorize depressive symptoms and their severity. While not as widely known as other scales like the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale or the Beck Depression Inventory, the Thompson-LaGarde tests may specifically be used in certain contexts related to psychological evaluation or research studies.

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