Association of Affective Temperaments With One‐Year Depressive Outcomes in Middle‐Aged and Older Patients With Mood Disorders Without Psychiatric Comorbidities

Abstract

The course of depressive symptoms in mood disorders may be influenced by multiple clinical factors, making predictors of subsequent symptoms difficult to identify. This study examined whether affective temperaments are associated with depressive symptoms at one‐year follow‐up in middle‐aged and older patients with mood disorders without clinically relevant psychiatric comorbidities.