Mood and Affect

3. feeling a lack of feeling characterised by diminished interest, energy and reaction
6. or quality, the patient's reported emotional state
7. inability to sense and describe mood state
9. the degree to which mood is expressed
11. describes affective changes that occur rapidly and frequently
13. small or non-existent changes in affect
14. in this disorder, depressive symptoms are not severe enough for a major depressive episode
15. degree to which visible emotions match thought content
17. absence of enjoyment from activities that are usually pleasurable
19. the degree to which mood is altered by external factors
22. disorders of _______, last for days, weeks, or months
23. the ______ between affect and mood, appearance, behaviour and speech is important to observe
24. if I had Type I of this disorder, I would experience manic and depressive episodes
25. a dimension of mood, beginning with 'p'
26. patient feels in a reasonably positive mood, non-depressed

1. is experienced with major depressive episodes in this disorder
2. describes the degree to which visible emotions vary throughout interview
4. describes the extent to which emotions are expressed
5. or duration describes the length of time a mood disturbance exists without significant variation
8. la belle ____, describes a distinct lack of concern for neurologic deficits
10. individual's lack of integration into society (real or imagined)
12. in this disorder, depressive symptoms do not necessarily meet the criteria for a dysthymic disorder
16. describe silly or childish affect
18. disorders of _______, last for seconds, minutes or hours
20. patient feels energised, elated or ecstatic
21. this kind of affect is a term often used to describe low or flattened intensity of emotions expressed