Over the Past Couple of Decades, the Correlation Between Number

Multiple Choice

Over the past couple of decades, the correlation between number of antidepressant prescriptions and younger patient suicide rates has been:

A) nonexistent.
B) positive; as the number of antidepressant prescriptions increases, so does the younger patient suicide rate.
C) negative; as the number of antidepressant prescriptions increases, the younger patient suicide rate decreases.
D) first negative (in the 1990s) , then positive (in the twenty-first century) .