During a crisis, which of the following behaviors might suggest that a person is depressed?

Acting withdrawn and not responding is a behavior that often indicates depression, particularly in a crisis situation. When a person becomes depressed, they may retreat from social interactions, showing little interest in engaging with others or communicating. This withdrawal can manifest as a lack of energy, diminished ability to initiate or participate in conversations, and a general disengagement from previously enjoyed activities.

In contrast, actively engaging with others, expressing clear thoughts and feelings, and demonstrating excitement and enthusiasm are behaviors typically associated with positive emotional states and social engagement. These behaviors are more characteristic of individuals who are coping well or are in a stable emotional state, rather than those experiencing depressive symptoms during a crisis. Thus, the behavior of being withdrawn stands out as a strong indicator of depression.