Longitudinal Research of Depression Rates in Adulthood Indicate That Rates

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal research of depression rates in adulthood indicate that rates of depressive symptoms are

A) lower in young adulthood than middle adulthood, and then surge in older adulthood.
B) highest in young adulthood, decrease in middle adulthood, but increase again in older adulthood.
C) highest in young adulthood, decrease in middle adulthood, and then remain constant throughout the remainder of adulthood.
D) lowest in young adulthood, but steadily increase through middle and older adulthood.