Final Exam Flashcards
Biochemical messages that the body develops and uses to communicate with you about the world and ourselves.
Emotion
Expression of non-verbals
Affect
Short-term, transitory states (like the weather)
Emotion
A sustained emotional and affective state as perceived by the individual along a continuum of dysphoria to euphoria (season)
Mood
A sustained maladaptive state which leaves to extreme personal distress or psychosocial impairments
Mood Disorder
This category of mood disorder must have a dysphoric state
Depressive
This category of mood disorder must have a euphoric state
Bipolar
Where euphoric is extremely up and dysphoric is extremely down, this is typical or average.
Euthymic
Depressive disorder that is severe, acute and often short/moderate-term; can be single episode or recurrent
Major Depressive D/O
Depressive disorder that is mild/moderate and chronic, more than 2 years continuously.
Dysthymic D/O (Aka Persistent Depressive D/O)
Mood disorder that is severe, acute, short-term and disruptive and must include at least 1 full manic episode
Bipolar I
Mood disorder that is moderate and short-term. Must never have had a full manic episode, has had 1 or more hypomanic episodes and a major depressive episode as well
Bipolar II
Mood disorder that is mild/moderate and chronic. Same as dysthymic with intermittent hypomania
Cyclothymic D/O
T/F: Bipolar D/Os always supersede depressive disorders because they have the depressive component included
True
LPR of depressive D/Os
29%
LPR for MDD in women
10-25%