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Objective: Although the relationship between major depression disorder (MDB) and the avoidance of harm, self-management and cooperation has been determined on the basis of Cloninger's psychobiological personality model, there is no sufficient study in the literature on the role of the subdimensions. The aim of this study is to compare healthy controls with MDB patients in terms of the characteristics and character characteristics, and especially the lower dimensions, and thus determine the role and subdimensional value of the character and character in major depression patients. Method: The sample of this study of the cutting-edge type was formed by a total of 105 participants, including 65 MDB patients and 40 healthy controls, who accepted voluntary participation in the study. Participants were applied to the Sociodemographic Data Form, the Character and Character Inventory and the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale. Results: In MDB patients, compared to healthy controls, lower self-management (p < 0.001), cooperation (p = 0.017), agitation (p < 0.001), self-excedence (p = 0.001), and higher loss avoidance (p < 0.001) scores were identified. Although the relationship between the scale of the innovation and the MDB is not determined (p = 0.774), when it is evaluated in the lower scale; the major depression patients have received lower scale points compared to the healthy controls, the lower scale of the "Durability" is higher (p = 0.013), the lower scale of the "Enthusiasm to Discover" (p = 0.001). Prize Addiction is defined as the one-person characteristic that is unrelated, including the MDB and the lower-scale dimensions (p = 0.511). As a result of the logistical regression analysis carried out in patients with major depression in order to determine the intrusivity of the sub-scale dimensions of depression and character, only three intrusivity and character character characteristics: "Fast fatigue, purpose and spiritual acceptance" have been identified as meaningful intrusivities (p < 0.001). "Fast fatigue" is defined as a serious risk factor that increases the likelihood of MDB 3.6 times, while "Objectivity and Spiritual Acceptance" is defined as protective personality characteristics that reduce the likelihood of MDB 0.8 times. Result: This study shows that the risk of developing MDB is increased in individuals with low profile personality characteristics of self-management, cooperation, compulsion and self-excellence, but with the characteristics of self-management and self-excellence. Therapeutic interventions, taking into account the "Fast Fatigue, Purpose and Spiritual Acceptance" characteristics specified in our study, may be a positive contribution to the results of MDB treatment. (SETB-2021-09-273)

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