Key Terms
Key Terminology for Mood:
euthymic:
normal
Key Terminology for Mood:
depressed:
despair, pessimism
Key Terminology for Mood:
anhedonia:
inability to feel pleasure
Key Terminology for Affect:
sad:
not happy
Experiences: Perceptions:
Depersonalization:
feel out of body, unreality of self
Key Terminology for Mood:
euphoric:
exaggerated feeling of well-being
Key Terminology for Mood:
sad:
not happy
Key Terminology for Affect:
pleasant:
giving the sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment
Key Terminology for Affect:
flat:
absence of emotional expression
Experiences: Perceptions:
Derealization:
feel environment is not real or has unchanged
Key Terminology for Mood:
dysphoric:
feeling dissatisfied, uneasy
Key Terminology for Mood:
anxious:
worried, nervous
Key Terminology for Affect:
apathetic:
showing no concern or interest
Key Terminology for Affect:
blunted:
diminished range and intensity of affect
Experiences: Perceptions:
Illusions:
misperceptions of real stimuli
Key Terminology for Mood:
labile:
quickly changed moods, unstable
Key Terminology for Mood:
apprehensive:
fearful something bad will happen
Key Terminology for Affect:
elevated:
appears extremely happy
Key Terminology for Affect:
congruent:
matches stated mood
Experiences: Perceptions:
Hallucinations
False sensory perceptions not associated with real stimuli
Key Terminology for Mood:
anger:
mad
Key Terminology for Mood:
irritable:
easily annoyed or made angry
Key Terminology for Affect:
labile:
quickly changed, unstable
Key Terminology for Affect:
incongruent:
affect does not match stated mood