In the Early 20th Century, Adolph Meyer Recommended the Use

In the early 20th century, Adolph Meyer recommended the use of a life chart with patients. A life chart

A) estimated how long a patient would live depending on his or her level of depression.
B) recorded the physical health problems a person developed over the course of his or her depressive illness.
C) tracked the relationships between life history, physical and psychological illnesses, and stressful events.
D) diagramed an individual's family history of depression so he or she could see the biological nature of the illness.