Women Who Were Pregnant During the "Dutch Hunger Winter" of 1944-1945

question 116

Multiple Choice

Women who were pregnant during the "Dutch Hunger Winter" of 1944-1945 were more likely to have children who were later hospitalized for 

• A)major depressive disorder. 
• B)anxiety disorders. 
• C)autism. 
• D)personality disorders.

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