Horowitz and Wakefield assert that the so-called epidemics of disorders like depression and anxiety are the result of overdiagnosis.

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Horowitz and Wakefield argue in their work that the apparent epidemics of mental disorders such as depression and anxiety can be attributed to the broadening of diagnostic criteria, leading to overdiagnosis and the pathologizing of normal emotional responses to life's challenges.

Horowitz and Wakefield Assert That the So-Called Epidemics of Disorders