Dysthymic Disorder Differs from Major Depression in That Dysthymic Disorder

question 118

Multiple Choice

Dysthymic disorder differs from major depression in that dysthymic disorder:

• A) has a briefer duration
• B) is associated with less serious symptoms
• C) does not involve problems with sleep and appetite
• D) is more intense and has a greater negative effect on normal functioning

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