Questions of mood disorders

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In this activity, students will answer questions based on a scientific article about mood disorders. The article explains important topics like depression, bipolar disorder, mania, and dysthymia. All the questions are made from the content of the article.

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Questions of mood disorders


Froggy Jumps Questions of mood disordersOnline version In this activity, students will answer questions based on a scientific article about mood disorders. The article explains important topics like depression, bipolar disorder, mania, and dysthymia. All the questions are made from the content of the article. by stvcb lapo 1 What is the key difference between mood and affect? a Mood is the enduring emotional climate; affect is the short-term emotional weather b Mood and affect both refer to the same concept in clinical psychology c Mood changes rapidly, while affect remains stable over weeks 2 Which of the following best defines dysthymia? a A severe mood disorder with alternating episodes of mania and depression b A chronic, low-grade depression persisting over long periods c An intense elevation of mood causing major social or occupational disruption 3 Which of the following is NOT a feature of major depressive disorder? a Significant depressed mood beyond normal sadness b Loss of interest in usual activities c Inflated self-esteem 4 According to the text, which neurotransmitters are primarily implicated in depression? a Dopamine and glutamate b Serotonin and noradrenaline c Acetylcholine and dopamine 5 Which attachment style is most associated with vulnerability to depression? a Insecure b Flexible c Secure 6 Which of these is true about the gender difference in depression? a Men have a higher lifetime risk than women. b Women have a higher lifetime risk of first-time depression c Men are more likely to seek treatment. 7 Which therapy is noted as equivalent to medication for mild to moderate depression? a Family therapy b Cognitive behavior therapy c Rapid transcranial magnetic stimulation 8 What is the prevalence of bipolar disorder in the general population? a 6% b 10% c 1.2% 9 Which statement about mania is correct? a Mania is less severe than hypomania. b Mania usually has significant impairment in work and social life. c Mania never involves psychosis. 10 Which drug is considered the gold standard for treating mania? a Lithium b Carbamazepine c Valproic acid 11 What is the term for the re-emergence of depressive symptoms during remission? a Relapse b Recurrence c Recovery 12 What is the meaning of “dysphoria”? a A positive elevated mood b A psychotic episode c An unpleasant emotional state 13 Which term describes a chronic low-grade depressive state? a Mania b Dysphoria c Dysthymia 14 Which of these best describes hypomanic episodes? a Less severe than mania b Equally severe as mania c More severe than mania 15 What is the lifetime prevalence of major depressive disorder in women? a 1–2% b 5–12% c 10–25% 16 Which of these is a feature of a manic episode? a Marked loss of self-esteem b Overtalkativeness c Psychomotor retardation 17 What does “kindling” refer to in bipolar disorder? a Seasonal depression b Use of antidepressant drugs c Chronic neural overactivity 18 Which of these is a biological treatment for severe depression? a Electroconvulsive therapy b Group therapy c Family therapy 19 What is rapid transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) used for? a To treat seasonal affective disorder b To stimulate hypoactive brain areas in depression c To diagnose bipolar disorder 20 Which personality feature may increase risk for depression? a Strong social support b Secure attachment c Excess perfectionism 21 Which medication is useful for rapid-cycling bipolar disorder? a Valproic acid b Gabapentin only for depression c Phototherapy

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Questions of mood disordersOnline version

by stvcb lapo

What is the key difference between mood and affect?

Which of the following best defines dysthymia?

Which of the following is NOT a feature of major depressive disorder?

According to the text, which neurotransmitters are primarily implicated in depression?

Which attachment style is most associated with vulnerability to depression?

Which of these is true about the gender difference in depression?

Which therapy is noted as equivalent to medication for mild to moderate depression?

What is the prevalence of bipolar disorder in the general population?

Which statement about mania is correct?

Which drug is considered the gold standard for treating mania?

What is the term for the re-emergence of depressive symptoms during remission?

What is the meaning of “dysphoria”?

Which term describes a chronic low-grade depressive state?

Which of these best describes hypomanic episodes?

What is the lifetime prevalence of major depressive disorder in women?

Which of these is a feature of a manic episode?

What does “kindling” refer to in bipolar disorder?

Which of these is a biological treatment for severe depression?

What is rapid transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) used for?

Which personality feature may increase risk for depression?

Which medication is useful for rapid-cycling bipolar disorder?