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Mollykgkg

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If a person is lethargic, has low self esteem, and finds life confusing they may have which type of disorder?
 
  a. organic disorder
  b. anxiety disorder
  c. affective disorder
  d. depressive disorder

Question 2

Recent studies reveal that
 
  a. 65 percent of older people suffer from depression.
  b. the incidence of depression among older people is twice as high as that among younger adults.
  c. inability to sleep is a strong indicator of depression for older people.
  d. one to two percent of older adults are clinically (severely) depressed.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: d



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