context: Depressive disorder is a term used to describe a mixture of pathological or unsatisfactory conditions in humans that are predominantly saddened. There are several types of depression divided according to the length of the period of sadness, whether the sadness affected the social and professional life of the individual, and whether the sadness was accompanied by bouts of joy, in addition to bouts of depression. The human being is not considered the only creature that can develop depression, as the mammalian family suffers from depression, and this fact was inferred through laboratory experiments on the mouse and the monkey. In a person, 20% of females and 12% of males usually have a episode of depression in their lives at the very least, and there is an almost constant percentage in various human groups that 5% to 10% of females and 3% of males have what is called a seizure Major depression, which is a very high rate, which makes the major depression episode of the most common mental disorders.
question: What is major depressive disorder?
answers.text: is a term used to describe a mixture of pathological or unsatisfactory conditions in humans that are predominantly saddened