Depression Is More Often Treated in Women Than in Men

Depression is more often treated in women than in men, though according to the National Institute of Mental Health, men are affected in high numbers. What explains this discrepancy?

A) Women are more likely than men to report their condition.
B) Mental health experts have focused their attention on women, and in doing so, have lost sight of how to identify the condition in men.
C) Alcoholism and drug abuse are more likely to obscure the condition in men.
D) Men are socialized not to express emotional distress, and are thus more likely to deny ever having had a period of two weeks or more where they felt sad or blue.
E) All of the above