Understanding Personal and Family Factors in Depression
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Which personal factor can lead to a lack of self-esteem?

  • Positive self-talk
  • Financial stability
  • Supportive relationships
  • Continuous self-blame (correct)
  • What is a potential consequence of postpartum depression?

  • Increased energy during childbirth
  • Serious mental and physical injuries (correct)
  • Heightened feelings of self-worth
  • Enhanced family connections
  • Which factor is related to family breakdown and its emotional impact on children?

  • Positive reinforcement from parents
  • Consistent parental support
  • Parental conflict and violence (correct)
  • Stable family structures
  • What is one effect of menopause that may contribute to depression?

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    Which personal factor is associated with negative self-perception?

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    Study Notes

    Personal Factors

    • Self-criticism and negativity can lead to poor self-image and detrimental comparisons to others.
    • Lack of self-esteem diminishes motivation, causes persistent self-blame, and can eventually result in depression.
    • Postpartum depression affects women after childbirth, arising from the physical and emotional strain of pregnancy and delivery.
    • Menopause can trigger depression through physical symptoms like irregular bleeding, hair loss, cardiovascular risks, and cognitive impairments.
    • Serious medical illnesses, such as end-stage cancer, can lead to hopelessness and a loss of self-confidence.

    Family Factors

    • Family breakdowns, like marital discord and divorce, can leave individuals feeling unloved and lead to psychological distress, particularly in children.
    • Over-tightening from parents can cause emotional turmoil and depression in children who feel overwhelmed by excessive expectations.
    • Loss of family motivation occurs when children lack parental encouragement, leading to feelings of neglect and depression.

    Social Factors

    • Discrimination and bullying can severely impact an individual’s sense of belonging, leading to social isolation, low self-esteem, and increased mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.
    • Victims of social injustice face consequences like physical and mental abuse, land confiscation, job losses, and civil unrest, which can result in severe emotional suffering and trauma.

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    This quiz explores the impact of personal and family dynamics on mental health, particularly focusing on how self-esteem, family breakdowns, and significant life changes contribute to depression. Understanding these factors is crucial for recognizing and addressing mental health issues.

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