depression

Question 1

2 parts of the mood disorders chapter in the DSM-4

Answer 1

depressive (unipolar) disorders and bipolar disorders

Question 2

2 types of depressive disorders in the DSM-4

Answer 2

MDD and dysthymic disorder

Question 3

4 DSM-5 depressive disorders

Answer 3

MDD, persistent depressive (dysthemia in DSM4) , disruptive mood dysregulation and premenstrual dysphoric disorder.

Question 4

between what ages can you be diagnosed w/ disruptive mood dysregulation?

Answer 4

6 and 18

Question 5

2 new depressive disorders to the DSM 5

Answer 5

disruptive mood dysregulation and premenstrual dysphoric

Question 6

change to MDD in DSM-5 ?

Answer 6

no bereavement exclusion anymore. different to depression.

Question 7

Seligman Learned helplessness theory

Answer 7

learn that they lack control over their lives after experiencing negative life events

Question 8

Hopelessness theory

Answer 8

learn to expect negative life events

Question 9

Schema Theory - Beck

Answer 9

interaction between events and interpretation based on Schemas we develop in early life.

Question 10

Abramson Attribution theory

Answer 10

stable v instable, external v internal, global v specific

Question 11

Stress-generation hypothesis

Answer 11

depressogenic cognitions and behaviours generate negative life events which maintain depression.