The Individual Who Displays the History and Symptoms Most Consistent

question 4

Multiple Choice

The individual who displays the history and symptoms most consistent with a medical diagnosis of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is:

• A) 26 years of age and complains of 3 consecutive years of depressed mood beginning in November and remitting in April
• B) 64 years of age and complains of anhedonia, early morning awakening, psychomotor retardation, weight loss, and excessive feelings of guilt
• C) 46 years of age and complains of dysphoric mood for 3 years, poor concentration, loss of interest in social activities, indecision, low energy, and low self-esteem
• D) 38 years of age and complains of sadness, loss of ability to react to positive stimuli, weight gain, hypersomnia, leaden paralysis of limbs, and sensitivity to interpersonal rejection

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