In DSM-5, criteria for Persistent Depressive Disorder combines criteria from Dysthymic Disorder and which other disorder?

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Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD), as defined by DSM-5, combines the criteria of Dysthymic Disorder (which is characterized by a persistent depressed mood for at least two years) and Chronic Major Depression (which is characterized by a major depressive episode lasting at least two years). Therefore, the best answer is B, Chronic Major Depression.

In DSM-5, Criteria for Persistent Depressive Disorder Combines Criteria from Dysthymic