In the 1970s, the Prevailing Concept of Depression in Children

In the 1970s, the prevailing concept of depression in children was that

A) children were too young to be depressed.
B) depression in children was a temporary "adjustment" to circumstances that would self? correct within 6 months.
C) children experienced anaclitic depression due to lack of contact comfort.
D) depression in children was demonstrated as a wasting away or "marasmus."