Which childhood behavior problem is least likely to result in treatment?
A) depression
B) stealing
C) setting fires
D) fighting

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Unlike behavioral problems such as stealing or setting fires, depression may not be immediately apparent and can often go unnoticed or be dismissed as a normal phase of childhood. Additionally, there may be stigma or lack of awareness around mental health in some communities, leading to lower rates of treatment for childhood depression.

Which Childhood Behavior Problem Is Least Likely to Result in Treatment