The Individual Who Displays the History and Symptoms Most Consistent

The individual who displays the history and symptoms most consistent with a medical diagnosis of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is:

A) 26 years of age and complains of 3 consecutive years of depressed mood beginning in November and remitting in April
B) 64 years of age and complains of anhedonia, early morning awakening, psychomotor retardation, weight loss, and excessive feelings of guilt
C) 46 years of age and complains of dysphoric mood for 3 years, poor concentration, loss of interest in social activities, indecision, low energy, and low self-esteem
D) 38 years of age and complains of sadness, loss of ability to react to positive stimuli, weight gain, hypersomnia, leaden paralysis of limbs, and sensitivity to interpersonal rejection