People who have a lifetime history of PTSD also have a greater risk of experiencing depression. According to the study by Labonte and colleagues (2014) discussed in lecture, what might explain how PTSD and depression might co-occur? People with a history of PTSD and depression show a flattened pattern of diurnal cortisol People with a history of PTSD show an elevated level of diurnal cortisol People with a history of depression show a flattened pattern of dirunal cortisol People with a history of PTSD show a flattened pattern of diurnal cortisol

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People who have a lifetime history of PTSD also have a greater risk of experiencing depression. According to the study by Labonte and colleagues (2014) discussed in lecture, what might explain how PTSD and depression might co-occur?

		People with a history of PTSD and depression show a flattened pattern of diurnal cortisol
		People with a history of PTSD show an elevated level of diurnal cortisol
		People with a history of depression show a flattened pattern of dirunal cortisol
		People with a history of PTSD show a flattened pattern of diurnal cortisol