Judith is currently experiencing a period of sadness that interferes with her ability to go to work and to take care of her children. it has lasted now for three weeks, and she has experienced similar episodes in the past. what type of major depression would she most likely be diagnosed with recurrent.

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Camille Joyce

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10 January, 17:27

Judith is currently experiencing a period of sadness that interferes with her ability to go to work and to take care of her children. it has lasted now for three weeks, and she has experienced similar episodes in the past. what type of major depression would she most likely be diagnosed with recurrent.

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Victor Mann · Answer 1

The type of major depression that she is most likely to be diagnosed with is recurrent depression. This is being defined as an individual of having to experience intermittent depressive episodes in which are likely to occur six up to twelve times in a year in which Judith may have experience.