The "cohort effect" interpretation of the data showing declining prevalence of mental disorders suggests that people become more resilient over time.

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The "cohort effect" suggests that differences in the prevalence of mental disorders among different age groups are due to the unique experiences or conditions of each age cohort, rather than individuals becoming more resilient over time.

The "Cohort Effect" Interpretation of the Data Showing Declining Prevalence