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The goal of this study was to establish whether the SSST, a Serbian language   scrambled sentences instrument, is a reliable measure of depressive cognitive   bias, and whether it captures the suppression tendency as participants exert   the additional cognitive effort of memorizing a six-digit number while   completing the task. The sample consisted of 1071 students, randomly assigned   into two groups. They completed the SSST divided into two blocks of 28   sentences, together with additional cognitive task during either the first or   second block, and after that a number of instruments to establish validity of   the SSST. The test was shown to be a reliable instrument of depressive   cognitive bias. As a measure of suppression the SSST performed partly as   expected, only when load was applied in the second half of the test, and   fatigue and cognitive effort enhanced suppression. The advantages of the test   versus self-description measures were discussed. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. 179006: Hereditary, environmental, and psychological   factors of mental health

Measuring vulnerability to depression: The Serbian scrambled sentences test - SSST