On the one hand, regarding the severity of the disorder, it is possible that the severity level is moderate in nature rather than severe. While this may be the case, it is not likely for several reasons. On the one hand, as described in the DSM-5, psychomotor disorders are rare but indicate greater overall severity of a disorder (APA, 2013). As mentioned previously, TF was observed to suffer from severe psychomotor delay. In addition, TF experiences an episode of MDD with melancholic features, characterized mainly by severe anhedonia. As described in the DSM-5, a depressive episode with melancholic features is more likely to occur in severe episodes of MDD than in milder episodes (APA, 2013). And of course, as previously described, TF, due to his large number of symptoms, experiences considerable distress and