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    Very Depressed People Are More Likely Than Non-Depressed People to Help
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Very Depressed People Are More Likely Than Non-Depressed People to Help

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Very depressed people are more likely than non-depressed people to help others,because helping provides them with an opportunity to improve their mood.

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