Which type of depression occurs only during the fall and winter and is presumably related to decreased exposure to sunlight?

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Bogdan [553]3 years ago

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Answer:

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Explanation:

Seasonal Affective Disorder -

It is the condition of depression , which is linked to the changing season , is referred to as seasonal affective disorder.

As the time period when the season begins to change i.e. , at the beginning of some season or at the ending of some season.

The symptoms of Seasonal affective disorder is as follows -

1. lower energy

2. difficult to concentrate.

3. change in weight and appetite.

4. difficulty in sleeping.

5. less interest for any activity , etc.

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