Most individuals who experience a single episode of major depressive disorder will
A) never have another episode.
B) most likely have just one more episode.
C) probably have several episodes throughout their lives.
D) later have a manic episode.

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Research suggests that individuals who experience a single episode of major depressive disorder may have a 50-60% chance of experiencing at least one more episode in their lifetime. Approximately 80% of those who have had two episodes will experience another, and the likelihood of recurrence increases with each subsequent episode.

Most Individuals Who Experience a Single Episode of Major Depressive