Identify the accurate assertion from those given below, in relation to the course of major depressive order.
Correct answer: C. Major depressive disorder follow a recurrent course.
- A. Most people with major depressive disorder experience only isolated episodes or depression.
- B. Depression is a disorder of adulthood and does not affect children.
- C. Major depressive disorder follow a recurrent course.
- D. Early onset of major depressive disorder a better course of depression over time.
Explanation
Major depressive disorder commonly follows a recurrent course, with episodes returning after periods of improvement. It can affect children as well as adults, and early onset generally predicts a more difficult rather than better course.
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