Classifying depression into subtypes has already been in disfavor and replaced by many more new definitions.

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Classifying depression into subtypes has already been in disfavor and replaced by many more new definitions．
把抑郁症分成几个子类的定义方式已经不再受关注，并且已被一些新的定义所取代。
由题干关键词subtypes和more new definitions定位到原文画线处。
[C]段第一句提到，现在施耐德派已经大大衰落，但是多年以来出现了很多新的定义。题干中的in disfavor对应原文中的out offavor，故答案为[C]。

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