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Depression (Mood disorders, Characterised by a disturbance of mood…
Depression
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Characterised by a disturbance of mood producing:
- Manic
- Depressive behaviour
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Several severe types:
- Depression or major depressive disorder
- Bipolar disorder
- Diminished involvement with others
- Loss of social skills
- Lack of interest re; impression management
- Staying home
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- Feelings of sadness/ unhappiness
- Thoughts of suicide/ death
- Depressive thinking styles
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- Introverted personality
- Pessimistic
- Indecisive
- Loss of pleasurable experiences
- Lack of assertiveness/ passive personality
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- Headaches
- Digestive problems
- Chronic pain
- Insomnia
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- Genetic predisposition
- Imbalance in neurotransmitters
- SRI drugs cause serotonin to remain after its released
- Substance abuse
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- Personality influences
- Gender roles: emotional suppression in males
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- Negative/ pessimistic thinking style
- Irrational thinking
- Classical conditioning: learned helplessness
- Operant conditioning
- Observational learning: we can learn poor strategies- depressive responses
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- Diminished involvement with others
- Increase in technology --> social isolation
- Gender bias
- Age discrimination
- Controversial treatment
- Electrical charge used to induce a controlled epileptic seizure
- The seizure is localised in areas of the brain that control mood/ emotion
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- Antidepressants, aims to alter the chemicals in the brain
- Imbalance in neurotransmitters, serotonin
- SRI drugs cause serotonin to remain after it is released by neurons
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