Question ID:PT17 S3 Q10 Passage:Psychologists have claimed that many people are more susceptible to psychological problems in the winter than in the summer; the psychologists call this condition seasonal affective disorder. Their claim is based on the results of surveys in which people were asked to recall how they felt at various times in the past. However, it is not clear that people are able to report accurately on their past psychological states. Therefore, these survey results do not justify the psychologists’ claim that there is any such condition as seasonal affective disorder. Stem:The author criticizes the psychologists’ claim by Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:offering an alternative explanation of the variation in the occurrence of psychological problems across seasons Choice B:questioning whether any seasonal variation in the occurrence of psychological problems could properly be labeled a disorder Choice C:questioning the representativeness of the population sample surveyed by the psychologists Choice D:questioning an assumption that the author attributes to the psychologists Choice E:demonstrating that fewer people actually suffer from seasonal affective disorder than psychologists had previously thought