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7%), somatic (21.4%), and typical (42.4%). These subtypes had high temporal stability, and the most common transitions during treatment were from severe toward milder states within the same subtype. Differential response to treatment was evident, with the highest improvement rate (63.6%) observed in the cognitive-affective subtype. Replicated evidence indicates that depression subtypes are temporally stable and associated with differential response to CBT. Replicated evidence indicates that depression subtypes are temporally stable and a
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