If a person suffering from depression after the death of his or her spouse was identified as "disordered" in a research study, it would amount to a

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Labeling a natural, albeit painful, response to a significant life event such as the death of a spouse as a "disorder" would be a false positive. This is because the diagnosis incorrectly identifies the presence of a disorder when the individual's experience is within the range of normal human emotional responses to grief.

If a Person Suffering from Depression After the Death of His