Evaluation
The Hamilton depression rating scale measures the level and the change in severity of depression. It contains seventeen questions, scored between zero and four, providing the highest total score of 51.
Hamilton anxiety rating scale was prepared by Hamilton (1959)(Hamilton, 1959) to determine the level of anxiety and distribution of symptoms and to measure the change in severity. It consists of 14 items that question both mental and physical symptoms.
The Pittsburg sleep quality index was developed by Buysse et al (1989)11 PSQI is a 19-item self-report scale that evaluates sleep quality and disorder in the last month.
Stroop color word interaction test (SCWI) is a neuropsychological test that reflects the activity of the frontal region. It measures the ability to suppress a habitual behavior pattern and execute unusual behavior, which are among the frontal lobe functions. SCWI task and related tests are accepted as the golden standard for measuring attention level in the literature. 12