What disorder is categorized by suicidal thoughts, sleep disorders, loss of motivation, fatigue, and negative thoughts
What is major depression or clinical depression
100
What gender has the higher depression rate?
What are females
100
What disorder is categorized by mood swings from mania to depression with no middle time
What is Bipolar disorder
100
What is the fear of public places and open spaces?
What is agoraphobia
100
Psychological disorders that are in the form of physical complaints or bodily symptoms
What are somatoform disorders
200
What is a mild for of depression that is situational?
What is dysthymia
200
How many times more common is depression now that fifty years ago?
What is ten to twenty times more common
200
What is the cause of bipolar disorder
What is genetics
200
What is the persistent and excessive fear of a specific object, activity, or situation
What are phobic disorders
200
What disorder was formerly called hysteria and is categorized by unexplained paralysis, loss of sensation, blindness, deafness and caused by stress
What is conversion
300
What are the causes of depression
What are genetics, chemicals, viral infections, and learned helplessness
300
What are the three things that are causing depression to be common in teens
What are increased focus on individual rather than group, self esteem movement, and culture of victimology
300
What is the term categorized by excessive elation, excitement, impulsive, and hyperactive behaviors
What is mania
300
What is a persistent or unwanted behavior
What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
300
What is the somatoform disorder caused by excessive worry about being sick and exaggerations of minor symptoms
What is hypochondriasis
400
What chemicals can be causes for depression?
What are seratonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine
400
What is the idea that someone always has to be blamed for problems?
What is the culture of victimology
400
What disorder is caused by anxiety and a general state of uneasiness or dread?
What are anxiety disorders
400
What are unwanted thoughts or impulses that persist despite efforts to supress then
What is an obsession
400
Fragmentation of personality and separation of self w/ personality for components.
What is a dissociative disorder
500
What is the cognitive approach that says that depressive cycles are caused by attributing negative events to own personal flaws that they feel helpless to change?
What is learned helplessness
500
What is the idea that everyone should feel good regardless of efforts and achievements
What is self esteem movement
500
What anxiety disorder is caused by panic attacks that have no obvious connection with events in the person's life
What is Panic Disorder
500
What are the repetitious or ritualistic behaviors performed in response to obsessions?
What are compulsions
500
Psychologically induced loss of memory for personal information and can be related to post traumatic stress