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19 Cards in this Set
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Mood |
A prolonged emotional state |
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Depression |
A mood state characterized by sadness or despair, feelings of worthlessness, and withdrawal from others |
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Rumination |
Continuous thinking about certain topics or reviewing events that have occurred |
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Hypomania |
A milder form of mania involving increased levels of activity and gold your two behaviors combined with an elevated, expensive, or irritable mood |
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Mania |
Mental state characterized by very exaggerated activity and emotions including euphoria, excessive excitement or irritability, diminished need for sleep and resultant impairment in social or occupational functioning |
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Euphoria |
Exceptionally elevated mood;exaggerated feeling of well-being |
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Elevated mood |
The mood state involving exaggerated feelings of energy and wellbeing |
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Grandiosity |
An over evaluation of one's significance or importance |
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Pressured speech |
Rapid, frenzied, or loud, disjointed communication |
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Flight of ideas |
Rapidly changing or disjointed thoughts |
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Postpartum depression |
Depressive symptoms beginning within 6 months of childbirth |
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Major depressive episode |
A period involving severe depressive symptoms that have impaired functioning for at least two full weeks |
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Dysthymic disorder |
Condition involving chronic depressive symptoms that are present most of the day for more days than not during a 2 year period With no more than 2 months symptom free |
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Anxious distress |
Symptoms of motor tension, difficulty relaxing, pervasive worries, or feelings that something catastrophic will occur |
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Circadian rhythm |
An internal clock or daily cycle of internal biological rhythms that influence various bodily processes such as body temperature and sleep wake cycles |
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Co rumination |
Excessively discussing negative feelings or events with peers or others |
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Learned helplessness |
Balloon believe that one is helpless and unable to affect outcomes |
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Rapid cycling |
The occurrence of four or more mood episodes per year |
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Mixed episode |
Concurrent hypomanic / manic and depressive symptoms |
