In depression all are true EXCEPT
(D) Delusion of persecution # Depressed Mood> In severe depression, there may be complete anhedonia (inability to experience pleasure).> This results in three common types of depressive ideas, i.e.> Hopelessness ('there is no hope in future due to pessimism').> Helplessness ('no help is possible').> Worthlessness ('feeling of inadequacy and inferiority').> Suicidal ideas may be present.> In severe cases, Delusions of nihilism (e.g. 'world is coming to an end', there is no brain in the skull', intensions have rotted away') may occur.
Hopelessness
Delusion of nihilism
Complete anhedonia
Delusion of persecution
Miscellaneous