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Forty-eight of these consented to participate in the study. The Beck Depression Inventory score was higher than cut-off point in 58% (28\/48) and lower in 42% (20\/48). Of the study group, 44% (21\/48) had mild, 13% (6\/48) moderate and one person revealed severe depression. There was a statistically significant correlation between Beck Depression Inventory score and level of mobility; no other significant correlations with other measures were detected. Of the participants, 54% (26\/48) had subjective complaints about depression and answered \u2018Yes\u2019 to the single-item interview \u2018Are you depressed?\u2019. The sensitivity of the one-item interview in the hereditary spastic paraplegia group was 75% and specificity 75%. <\/jats:p><jats:p> Conclusions: Our results show that mild depression is prevalent among people with hereditary spastic paraplegia. 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