In comparison to the 1980s, clients with depression in the 2000s are:
a. more likely to be diagnosed
b. more likely to have not responded to earlier prophylactic treatment
c. less likely to be offered treatment
d. being diagnosed and treated at the same rate
A
Currently clients with depression are more likely to be diagnosed with depression and offered treatment than in the 1980s. Significant progress has been made in managing depression, but much more remains to be done. Current treatments include psychotherapy, somatic or physical therapies, and medications.
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A) Swimming daily B) Taking vitamin A C) Following a low-fat diet D) Taking calcium supplements
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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