The Nurse Working with Children Who Have a Major Depressive

The nurse working with children who have a major depressive disorder (MDD) will notice that these children, compared to adults with major depressive disorder, are:

A) less depressed and more closely resemble an adult with dysthymic disorder
B) unlikely to exhibit any of the signs of depression that adults exhibit
C) easier to treat and they have a sort of depression that responds readily to medication
D) more irritable, express more anxiety, and verbalize more about somatic complaints