Which of the following was dropped as an exclusion for a diagnosis of depression when the DSM-5 was published?

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Prior to the DSM-5, the death of a loved one within two months of the onset of depressive symptoms was considered a normal grieving process and therefore excluded a diagnosis of depression. However, this exclusion was removed in the DSM-5, allowing for a diagnosis of depression to be made even if symptoms were associated with grief. The other options listed (recent stressful event, recent birth of a child, concurrent diagnosis of an anxiety disorder) were not necessarily excluded as criteria for a diagnosis of depression in previous editions of the DSM.

Which of the Following Was Dropped as an Exclusion for a Diagnosis