1. When Patients With Depression Have Cognitive Deficits

3. Criteria for a Major Depressive Episode

4. Key Domains The Elements of Cognition

5. Why Is Cognitive Impairment Important?

6. Cognitive Measures Account for More Variability in Workplace Functioning Than Total Depression Severity

7. Cognitive Domains

8. Assessing and Monitoring Cognition

9. Assessment by Interview

10. Tests for Clinical Use

11. The THINC-it Cognition Tool Includes Several Tests, Objective and Subjective

12. Treatment for Acute Depression

13. Effect of Diet and Exercise on Cognition in Depression

14. Cognitive Remediation

15. Cognitive Dysfunction in MDD Seems to Improve Following Psychotherapy

16. Hot and Cold Cognition in Depression

17. Pharmacologic Effects on Cognitive Function in Young Adults With MDD Limited Evidence With Most Psychotropic Agents

18. Adjunctive Cholinesterase Inhibitors Not Effective for Cognition in MDD

19. Antidepressant Effects on Cognitive Domains

20. Escitalopram vs Duloxetine for Cognition in MDD

21. Duloxetine Effect on Cognition in Elderly Patients With Recurrent MDD

22. Vortioxetine and Duloxetine Effect on Cognition in Elderly Patients With MDD

23. Effect of Vortioxetine on Cognition in MDD

24. Vortioxetine and Duloxetine for Cognition and Function in MDD

25. Lisdexamfetamine Augmentation for Executive Function in Mild MDD

27. Concluding Remarks

28. Abbreviations

29. Abbreviations (cont)