Kendra is a lower-class American who lives in public housing, did not finish high school, experiences lapses in employment, and has a hard time paying her bills. Kendra is twice as likely as people who are not living in poverty to

A) visit a doctor for yearly checkups.
B) have an above-average life expectancy.
C) report having good physical well-being.
D) suffer from depression.

Studies have shown that individuals living in poverty, like Kendra, are more likely to suffer from depression than those who are not living in poverty. This can be due to a combination of factors including chronic stress, a lack of access to mental healthcare, and social isolation. While Kendra may face barriers to accessing healthcare and may have difficulty affording regular checkups or maintaining good physical health, depression is a condition that is more closely correlated with poverty.