Ch 8

Front 1

Anhedonia

Back 1

Negative mood state, lack of enjoyment in anything & loss of interest in most all activities

Front 2

Bipolar

Back 2

Ongoing combination of extreme highs and lows

Front 3

Diathesis-Stress Model of Depression

Back 3

The impact of stress is moderated by individual risk factors & the occurrence of depression depends on the interaction between the subjects personal vulnerability & life stress

Front 4

Double Depression

Back 4

An instance in which a major depressive episode is superimposed on the subjects previous dysthymic disorder

Front 5

Dysthymic Disorder (DD)

Back 5

Form of depressive disorder characterized by at least 1 year of depressed mood for more days than not, accompanied by additional depressive symptoms that don't meet criteria for a major depressive episode - Mild but long-term

Front 6

Emotion Regulation

Back 6

Process by which emotional arousal is redirected, controlled, or modified to facilitate adaptive functioning

Front 7

Euphoria

Back 7

Exaggerated sense of well being

Front 8

Internal, Stable, & Global Attributions

Back 8

Assignment of responsibility for an event where the child believes that he or she is responsible (internal), that the event is likely to occur again & that when it does they'll again be responsible (stable), & the reason they're responsible applies to most other situations (global) - Can be good or bad

Front 9

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

Back 9

1 or more major depressive episodes that last for at least 2 weeks & are accompanied by additional symptoms such as sleep disturbances

Front 10

Mania

Back 10

Abnormally elevated or expansive mood

Front 11

Mood Disorder

Back 11

Subject suffers from extreme, persistent, or poorly regulated emotional states