Relative to major depression, dysthymia is more likely to do which of the following? This question is based on the Faces Interactive Dysthymic Disorder Module

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Dysthymia is a persistent depressive disorder that lasts for many years, typically at least two years or more. It is different from major depression, which is typically episodic and lasts for shorter periods of time. While dysthymia symptoms may improve or worsen in response to stress and other factors, it is a chronic condition that can affect a person's quality of life for an extended period.

Relative to Major Depression, Dysthymia Is More Likely to Do