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    Depression-Like Symptoms Are Most Likely to Be Seen in Infants
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Depression-Like Symptoms Are Most Likely to Be Seen in Infants

Question 4

Question 4

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Depression-like symptoms are most likely to be seen in infants who


A) show no somatic reactions.
B) have experienced perinatal complications.
C) are mentally retarded.
D) show a disorganized pattern of attachment.

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