Multiple Choice
Once a person has been diagnosed with major depressive disorder,
A) it is highly unlikely that he or she will experience additional episodes of depression.
B) he or she has a significant chance of experiencing additional episodes of depression.
C) it is very likely that the depression will last the rest of the person's life.
D) it is very likely that he or she will subsequently be diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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