The diagnosis of Major Depression is not made during the first months of a grief reaction because:
A) it is too early to tell.
B) low mood and poor functioning are considered to be normal and culturally expected during grief.
C) the grief reaction is faith-based and the DSM does not deal with spiritual concerns.
D) women experience grief differently than men.

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low mood and poor functioning are considered to be normal and culturally expected during grief.

The Diagnosis of Major Depression Is Not Made During the First