Question

Over time, repeated interactions with people with depression typically result in

Answer 1

The depressed person will typically exhibit negative feedback. This is because the person with depression is not gaining anything from the encounters, and is only seeing people who are not depressed, instead of talking with others who are experiencing many of the same symptoms and working to find common ground.

Answer 2

It will typically result in the depressed person eliciting negative feedback.
People with depression tend to constantly seek negative feedback to give affrmation towards their negative point of views. So, whenever you're near them, they will always tried to find up excuse for you to either thing negatively about them or hurt them in some ways.