The key symptoms of depression in Western cultures are often cognitive symptoms,such as guilt and self-blame.The key symptoms of depression in non-Western cultures are often somatic symptoms,such as headaches and fatigue.Which view of psychological disorders is supported by the fact that the same disorder can manifest itself in different ways in Western and non-Western cultures

A)  relativistic 
B)  stress-vulnerability model 
C)  pancultural 
D)  idiosyncratic

Depression

A common and serious mood disorder that affects how one feels, thinks, and handles daily activities, characterized by persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest.

Western Cultures

Refers to societies primarily located in the Western hemisphere, characterized by democratic values, individualism, and a historical influence from European traditions.

Relativistic

Pertaining to the concept that ideas and beliefs are relative to the differences in culture and individual perspective.