Observed gender differences in rates of major depressive disorder ...

[stevenposner]

Observed gender differences in rates of major depressive disorder
 
  a. do not exist.
 b. are most likely due to environmental factors, such as sexism.
 c. are most likely due to biological factors, as they occur independently of demographic factors.
 d. do not occur in nations other than the United States.

Question 2

Prevalence rates for major depressive disorder are
 
  a. much higher for females than males throughout the lifespan.
 b. much higher for males than females throughout the lifespan.
 c. about equal between males and females until adolescence, but increasingly higher for females than males at later ages.
  d. about equal between males and females until adolescence, but increasingly higher for males than females at later ages.

[Sammyo]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c

[stevenposner]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[essyface1]

Great answer, keep it coming