Key features of depression and its management in general practice.
 
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1. The diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder in childhood are essentially the same as adults.
2. In children with major depressive disorder anxiety is more common than in older age groups.
3. In children with major depressive disorder somatic symptoms are more common than in older age groups.
4. Auditory hallucinations are more common in adults than children with depression.
5. Psychomotor retardation is more common in adults.

4. Auditory hallucinations are more common in adults than children with depression.

Author's answer False.

Auditory hallucinations and somatic complaints appear with greater frequency among pre-pubertal children with major depressive disorder than among adolescents and adults.