Effect of dynamic interpersonal therapy on HAMD-17, PHQ-9, and IIP in patients with depression

demographic information:gender: Gender, 1= male, 2= femalemarriage: Marital status, 1= unmarried, 2= married, 3= divorced, 4= widowed, 5= separated;education: The level of education, 1= illiterate, 2= primary school, 3= junior high school, 4= high school or secondary school, 5= college or university, 6= postgraduatedisease_cause factors, 1= none, 2= psychosocial factors;course: Course of disease, unit is month;attack: The number of depressive episodes before the onset of the disease;1= introverted, 2= intermediate, 3= extroverted.heredity: Heredity, 1= none, 2= thereWhether diseasE1 has physical disease, 1= none, 2= yes;Depressive symptoms:HAMD_base: HAMD-17 at the baseline level;PHQ_base: PHQ-9 at the baseline level2w: two weeks after starting treatment, and so on 4w, 8w, 12w, 16w, where 16w is the time point at which treatment ends.Interpersonal problems:base_IIP: Interpersonal problems at the baseline level;IIP_16w: Interpersonal problems at the end of 16 weeks of treatment;JK: Over acceptance, FG: social avoidance, NO: invasiveness/overexpression, DE: apathy/distance, BC: competition/self-centeredness, PA: overexpression, LM: self-sacrifice