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TaylorMae is an eight-year-old who is fearful, clings, and tries to avoid many everyday activities. A medical diagnosis would most likely lead to treatment for which of the following middle childhood health problems?
A) congenital shortness
B) childhood obesity
C) childhood depression
D) asthma

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