Mental Health: Unipolar Mood Disorders

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People with ______ mood disorders typically have their first episode in their early thirties;

unipolar

A person with ______ can experience MDD, however, the episode is not due to the other disorder;

schizophrenia

Onset of ______ mood disorders usually occurs between the ages of 18 and 22;

bipolar

The person must experience at least five of the ______ symptoms for at least two weeks;

DSM-V

Cyclothymia is considered by ______ to be a chronic but less severe form of bipolar disorder;

DSM-5-TR

Melancholia is a term that is used to describe a particularly severe type of ______;

depression

The ______ disorders include two specific types: major depressive disorder and dysthymia.

unipolar

Mood disorders can be divided into four categories: ______, emotional, behavioural, and cognitive.

somatic

______ symptoms of mood disorders are related to basic physiological or bodily functions.

Somatic

Cognitive symptoms of depression include feelings of ______ and thoughts of suicide.

worthlessness

Depression can refer either to a ______ or to a clinical syndrome.

mood

Psychomotor ______ is a type of behavioural symptom characterized by restless movements.

agitation

Lithium carbonate and certain anticonvulsant drugs are useful for patients with ______ mood disorders.

bipolar

Two types of psychotherapy, ______ therapy and interpersonal therapy, are beneficial for unipolar and dysthymic patients.

cognitive

Current thinking is focused on ______, norepinephrine, and dopamine neurotransmitters.

serotonin

Diagnosis refers to the ______ or recognition of a disorder on the basis of its characteristic symptoms.

identification

A categorical approach to classification assumes that distinctions among members of different categories are ______.

qualitative

Criteria for ______ include loss of feeling pleasure, lack of feeling better, and worst symptoms in the morning.

melancholia

Learn about the characteristics and symptoms of unipolar mood disorders, including the average age of onset, relapses, and remissions. Understand the diagnostic criteria and how it affects daily functioning.

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