Mental Disorders

2. Sustained emotional state.
4. The resurfacing of repressed memories of past traumatic events through physical mechanisms; state-_____ memory.
5. Uncontrollable urges or rituals.
12. Mechanism used by some survivors of abuse to cope with the original trauma by mentally leaving his or her body so as to feel or to believe that the abuse happened to someone else.
13. Depression that occurs in mothers within 6 months after child-birth.
15. Depression that occurs in relation to the seasons; _____ affective disorder.
16. Term used to describe the reliving of a traumatic event numer-ous times; often a component of posttraumatic stress disorder.
17. Term used to describe an episode of sudden, brief, intense fear and anxiety or panic.

1. Fear of confined spaces.
3. Feelings of sadness that persist for weeks or longer.
6. Type of heath related to having the capacity to cope and adjust to ongoing stresses of everyday life.
7. Mental disorder that produces excessive and persistent anxiety related to extreme fear of certain objects or specific situations.
8. Term used to describe a brief emotional state, such as sadness, fear, joy, and depression.
9. Term previously used to indicate a disorder of anxiety.
10. Mental disorder characterized by a delayed response of ex-treme anxiety resulting from a terrifying or life-threatening event; stress disorder.
11. Mental disorder characterized by episodes of mania and de-pression.
14. Persistent intrusive and upsetting thoughts.