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Major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern is more common during the
 
  a. summer near the equator.
 b. winter near the equator.
 c. summer at higher latitudes.
  d. winter at higher latitudes.

Question 2

The stress of crossing multiple time zones during air travel may
 
  a. increase the release of melatonin.
  b. decrease the release of melatonin.
  c. increase the release of cortisol.
 d. decrease the release of cortisol.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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