Neil and Bonnie are married. Neil is not depressed, but Bonnie is suffering from major depressive disorder. Bonnie is more likely than Neil to:

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One of the hallmark symptoms of major depressive disorder is anhedonia, which is characterized by a significant decrease in interest or pleasure in most activities. Therefore, Bonnie is more likely to have very low interest or pleasure in most activities compared to Neil or individuals who do not have major depressive disorder. Option B, suffering from gamophobia (fear of getting married) is not a characteristic of major depressive disorder. Option C, frequent manic episodes characterized by euphoria, high energy, and flight of ideas is a characteristic of bipolar disorder, not major depressive disorder. Option D, sleeping soundly is not a characteristic of major depressive disorder, as individuals with depression may experience sleep disturbances such as insomnia or oversleeping.

Neil and Bonnie Are Married