PSY321 W4 - MOOD DISORDER

5. – Therapy correcting negative thoughts and maladaptive beliefs
8. – Stress hormone often elevated in depression or chronic stress
10. – Personality trait linked to vulnerability to emotional disorders
12. – Intentional taking of one’s own life
13. – Excessive sleeping, often observed in depressive episodes
17. – Conditions involving disturbances in a person’s emotional state
19. – Another name for chronic low-grade depression (often used interchangeably with PDD)
21. – Inflated sense of self-importance or abilities, often seen in mania
23. – Mood stabilizer commonly used to treat manic episodes
24. – Experiencing only depressive episodes, no mania
25. – Deep-seated negative beliefs shaping thoughts and emotions

1. – Behavioural idea: lack of rewards can increase depressive symptoms
2. – Depression recurring in fall or winter, often improving in spring
3. – Feeling that nothing can improve and outcomes are uncontrollable
4. – Milder mania lasting at least 4 days without severe impairment
6. – Bipolar disorder with at least one hypomanic episode and one major depressive episode
7. – Beck’s negative cognitive triad: negative views of self, world, and future
9. – Persistent sadness, loss of interest, and reduced energy for at least 2 weeks
11. – Mood swings over at least 2 years, not meeting full bipolar criteria
14. – Persistent Depressive Disorder; chronic depression lasting at least 2 years
15. – Major depressive disorder with five or more symptoms during the same 2-week period
16. – Bipolar disorder with at least one manic episode
17. – Elevated, expansive, or irritable mood lasting at least 1 week
18. – Electroconvulsive therapy for severe or treatment-resistant depression
20. – Brain chemical involved in mood regulation and depression
22. – Therapy focusing on interpersonal relationships and social patterns