Across
- 3. A model by Aaron Beck emphasizing the role of negative thought patterns in depression.
- 6. Strategies to reduce the risk or onset of depression
- 7. The mental processes involved in thinking, understanding, and interpreting information.
- 9. A treatment involving structured conversations with a professional to address thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
- 12. A predisposition to developing a disorder based on genetic, biological, or environmental factors.
- 14. A state of emotional suffering often present in depression.
- 15. Shared societal expectations that may influence how depression is perceived or expressed.
- 16. A socioeconomic factor linked to increased stress and mental health issues.
- 17. The tendency to obsessively focus on negative thoughts or events.
- 19. A neurotransmitter often linked to mood regulation; low levels are implicated in MDD.
- 21. A brain structure associated with emotional processing, often hyperactive in MDD.
- 22. Emotional, practical, or social help from friends, family, or community.
Down
- 1. An inactive treatment used in research studies to test the efficacy of medication.
- 2. A brain region involved in memory, often smaller in individuals with MDD.
- 4. The study of changes in gene expression influenced by the environment, often linked to MDD.
- 5. A neurotransmitter involved in reward and motivation, often deficient in depression.
- 8. An approach to treatment that considers the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.
- 10. Negative attitudes or discrimination associated with mental illness.
- 11. A primary social system that can either support or strain mental health.
- 13. Deeply distressing or disturbing experiences often associated with depression onset.
- 18. The brain’s ability to adapt and reorganize; reduced in individuals with chronic depression.
- 20. A distorted way of thinking that contributes to negative interpretations of events.
