Psychometric analysis of the Brazilian version of the MADRS in a sample of mood disorders from the Northeast of Brazil

These data are a subset of a larger research project that investigated food addiction and other psychopathological variables in depressive disorders (unipolar and bipolar). The sample consisted of 303 participants. We investigated reliability, factor structure, construct replicability, closeness to unidimensionality, convergent and discriminant validity, and criterion validity. We used MINI, MADRS, GAD-7, and ASSIST 3.0 for analyses. We presented the statistical outputs that supported a paper about the psychometric properties of MADRS.