Which of the following is not a source of evidence used to suggest that biological factors contribute to the onset of depression? This question is based on the Faces Interactive Dysthymic Disorder Module

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Studies examining the influence of early childhood environments do not directly suggest a biological contribution to the onset of depression. While early childhood experiences may impact brain development and subsequent risk for depression, they are not a direct biological factor. Rather, they are an environmental factor that may interact with biological factors to influence depression risk. Twin and adoption studies, studies examining abnormal levels of neurotransmitters in the brain, and studies examining abnormalities in neural activity in the brain all suggest a biological contribution to depression risk.

Which of the Following Is Not a Source of Evidence