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The criteria for the diagnoses of phobia and depression in children are slightly different from those used to diagnose these disorders in adults. What do the criteria take into account in defining disorders in children?
A) Children experience more frequent suicidal ideation.
B) Children experience an array of different physiological symptoms.
C) The response of children to medications is more variable.
D) Children have limited cognitive capacity for insight.

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