Neurodevelopmental
Schizophrenia
Depressive
Bipolar
Anxiety
100

Which neurodevelopmental disorder involves inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity?

ADHD

100

Are hallucinations considered positive or negative symptoms?

Positive symptoms

100

How long must symptoms last for a diagnosis of major depressive disorder?

At least 2 weeks

100

Bipolar disorders involve alternating periods of depression and what other mood state?

Mania

100

Which anxiety disorder involves excessive fear of being judged by others?

Social Anxiety Disorder

200

ASD stands for what disorder?

Autism Spectrum Disorder

200

What term describes false beliefs, such as believing the government is spying on you?

Delusions

200

Which depressive disorder involves milder but long-lasting symptoms for at least 2 years?

Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD)

200

Which disorder requires at least one full manic episode?

Bipolar I Disorder

200

What disorder is characterized by sudden unexpected panic attacks?

Panic Disorder

300

Which ADHD symptom category involves acting without thinking?

Impulsivity

300

What is the name for severely disorganized speech where words are strung together nonsensically?

Word salad

300

Loss of interest or pleasure in activities is called what symptom?

Anhedonia

300

What is the difference between mania and hypomania?

Mania is more severe/intense and may require hospitalization or involve psychosis

300

What is the term for an intense fear of specific objects or situations, such as spiders or heights?

Specific Phobia

400

True or False: Vaccines are a proven cause of autism spectrum disorder.

False

400

Schizophrenia may involve abnormal levels of which neurotransmitter?

Dopamine

400

Name one biological OR environmental risk factor for depression.

Genetics, family history, abuse, major life changes

400

True or False: A person with Bipolar II disorder can experience a full manic episode

False

400

A person avoids crowded malls and public transportation because they fear being unable to escape. Which disorder best matches this scenario?

Agoraphobia