Abnormal psychology

2. Disorder involving depressive lows and manic highs.
5. Elevated or irritable mood with increased activity and reduced need for sleep.
7. Immediate reaction to a present danger.
9. Behavior that differs from cultural norms.
10. Impairment in daily life, relationships, or work.
11. Behavior that reduces short-term anxiety but maintains disorders long-term.
12. Mental framework that shapes how we interpret experiences.
13. Life events that can trigger or worsen mood symptoms.
14. Extreme fear of a specific object or situation.
15. The idea that behaviors range from typical to disordered rather than fixed categories.

1. Disorder involving fear of negative evaluation in social settings.
3. Anticipatory response to a possible future threat.
4. Actions used to prevent feared outcomes, like hiding in the back of a room.
6. Inflated sense of one’s own abilities during manic episodes.
8. Negative attitudes or labeling that contribute to discrimination toward people with mental illness.
9. Emotional suffering experienced by the person.
10. Disorder marked by persistent sadness and loss of interest.