Affective neuroscience

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    then your moods would be affected which might have a role in seasonal affective disorder. The melatonin which helps set the biological clock mechanisms of the body by signaling light changes during the day, month,…

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    Pierre it would appear is in the middle of a Major Depressive Episode. As a breakdown of Pierre’s symptoms we see that he: A) Feels a profound sense of sadness every day. B) Feelings of hopelessness. C) No longer enjoys things he used to. D) Has not been able to concentrate at work, and is indecisive. E) His family and friends do not hear from him as much F) Loss of appetite. G) Has a hard time getting back to sleep. There are several reasons for this diagnosis. Initially I believed it to be…

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    As we age we grow fond to our new life our new life of retirement and travel after succeeding at raising a family and pursuing a career. Unfortunately, not all older adults have this realistic ideology. With age, late life events happen events such as chronic and mental illness have a heavy toll on the elderly which affects their emotional and psychological well-being. As older adults age physical changes occur like a decrease in eyesight, hearing loss and other physical changes. These and…

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    Major depressive disorder is a type of unipolar mood disorder that only shows depressive symptoms. A patient that has major depressive disorder can have a different range of symptoms of mild, moderate, or severe. These symptoms only have to be noticeable for two weeks, according to the DSM-5. Some patients also show signs of psychosis or suicidality. It is noted that if there are two or more major depressive episodes, it is recurrent. This is very important when predicting the future of the…

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    Depressive Disorder (MDD)

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    Depressive disorders are characterized by excessive sadness, negative thoughts, moods and behaviors. It also affected normal life functioning and activities as walked, eat, sleep and many others. The symptoms of this illness can last from weeks to years depending on how quick you receive treatment for it.Normally most of the treatment help very much to people who suffer from this .There are different types of depressive disorders; some of them most severe than others, have most persistency or…

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    Major depression is a mood disorder which can cause a persistent feeling of sadness in individuals that affects the processing of thoughts. Depression can cause physical and emotional problems, which an individual just can’t “snap out” of. The treatment of depression may require long term attention and medication or counseling, which helps most. It may only occur once in a person’s lifetime, but it can come episodes. Depression affects one in ten Americans, and over eighty percent of Americans…

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    Course of disorder Even though it can appear at any age major depressive disorder seems to peak in the 20th or later (DSM, 2013). The course of major depressive disorder can vary from person to person. Some people rarely experience remission, while other have discrete episodes of depression with many years without symptoms in between. Early diagnosis of this disorder is very important. Chronic depressive disorder increases risk for underlying personality, anxiety, and substance use disorders…

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    Roughly 20 million people in the United States suffer from depression each year. Whether some are hiding it behind a fake smile day by day or if they are open about their depression it is well known. Depression affects 40 million people worldwide every single year. Doctors and psychologists work hard everyday to help out kids, teens, and adults to figure out how depression can be hard on the body. Depression disorder affects the brain, body, motivation, and the people around it. Sometimes it…

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    Clinical Depression

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    can happen to anyone at any age. This serious mood disorder comes in different forms, which develop under distinctive circumstances. Some of those examples are: Persistent depressive disorder, Perinatal depression, Psychotic depression, Seasonal affective disorder, and Bipolar disorder. All these types of depressions can take a big toll on someone’s life, but it can become manageable if it is caught on time. Depression is an illness that can be treated with many different methods, one being,…

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    Client, Ellen meets criteria for the following DSM-5 diagnoses of Major Depressive Disorder. Ellen was described to have behaviors that are reflective of the DSM Diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder, which consisted of symptoms of depression and the occurrence of panic attacks. Ellen received the diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder due to the behaviors occurring with acute panic attacks, depression, and suicidal ideation abrupt upon psychiatric evaluation. The emotional disturbance is…

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