Research on the effects of parental depression

a. confirms that genes play a role in the etiology of childhood depression.
b. suggests that parental psychopathology leads to changes in parenting behavior that has lasting effects on children.
c. does not indicate that environmental factors play a role in the development of childhood depression.
d. indicates that the influence of peers is greater than that of parents.

b. suggests that parental psychopathology leads to changes in parenting behavior that has lasting effects on children.

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