Studies show that recurrent involuntary job loss results in less severe depressive symptoms among workers nearing retirement than among those who aren't.
A) Studies show that workers who are forced to quit each job they have taken on display more depressive behaviour, especially if they are nearing retirement age.
B) Being fired from successive jobs may cause workers to display depressive signs whether or not they are near retirement age, according to studies.
C) Studies show that when repeatedly laid off from jobs, workers who are about to retire do not experience as severe a depression as those who have years before retirement.
D) Studies show that unlike young workers, those who have reached retirement voluntarily leave their jobs and they do not have any recurrent depressive symptoms.
E) According to studies, when losing job after job, workers who are near retirement age develop severe depression in contrast to those who have many years yet to retire.