You were asked to give a talk to illustrate the problems caused by depression for youth as compared to their parents' generation. Which of the following could be an accurate way to start your talk?
a. The younger generation is experiencing rates of depression higher than previous generations.
b. The younger generation is experiencing rates of depression lower than previous generations.
c. The younger generation is experiencing depression at a later age than previous generations.
d. The younger generation is experiencing rates of depression at the same rate as previous generations
Answer: a.
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