One problem with analogue studies of depression is that:
A) people from different cultural backgrounds show different symptoms of depression.
B) one cannot be sure that depression-like symptoms in lab animals reflect human depression.
C) computers are presently unable to simulate depressive symptoms as humans experience those symptoms.
D) genetic correlational studies don't necessarily demonstrate causal links between genes and depression.

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Analogue studies often use lab animals to model human conditions, but it's uncertain if the symptoms observed in animals truly reflect human depression.

One Problem with Analogue Studies of Depression Is That