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Jan eagerly anticipated the birth of her first child. However, following the birth of a healthy baby, she found herself in the depths of depression. She was constantly crying and confused, and she felt incapable of caring for her child. Jan’s physician diagnosed her with a classic case of ___________, a condition that affects about 10% of all new mothers.
a. prepartum depression c. prepartum psychosis
b. postpartum depression d. postpartum oppression

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