A) a grief reaction
B) a manic episode
C) anxiety
D) thoughts of suicide
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A) lithium can act as an antidepressant.
B) lithium can act as a mood stabilizer.
C) dosage must be carefully regulated to prevent toxicity.
D) the side effects of lithium are less serious than those of other antidepressants.
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A) severe recurrent outbursts
B) irritability most of the day
C) outbursts at least 3 times per week
D) all of the above
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A) increases the availability of both dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
B) is less toxic than the SSRI medications.
C) helps to prevent manic episodes.
D) increases thyroid functioning, which results in improved mood stabilization.
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A) 3 months
B) 6 months
C) 9 months
D) 1 year
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A) schizophrenia
B) confusion
C) anxiety and depression
D) anger
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A) weight loss
B) excessive urination
C) sexual dysfunction
D) diarrhea
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A) would be considered "moody."
B) cannot function normally at all.
C) has more depressive episodes.
D) has full manic episodes.
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A) atypical
B) melancholic
C) chronic
D) catatonic
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A) 4%
B) 22%
C) 38%
D) 56%
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A) produces phase advances of the melatonin rhythm.
B) reverses melatonin release.
C) increases the amount of melatonin released.
D) eliminates melatonin release.
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A) electric shock is administered directly to the brain for less than a second.
B) patient response to antidepressant medication is poor.
C) for severely depressed patients with psychotic features, approximately 25% of those not responding to medication will benefit.
D) ECT treatments are administered every other day for a total of 6 to 10 treatments.
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A) Chronic
B) With catatonic features
C) With atypical presentation
D) Melancholic
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A) Prozac
B) Valium
C) Hypericum
D) Thorazine
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A) increasing.
B) leveling off.
C) about the same as adults.
D) decreasing.
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A) SSRIs.
B) tricyclics.
C) MAO inhibitors.
D) tranquilizers.
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A) Women with SAD reported more autonomous negative thoughts throughout the year than women without SAD.
B) People with SAD have symptoms of decreased sleep and decreased appetite.
C) Depression in vulnerable people might be triggered by decreased production of the hormone called melatonin.
D) SAD can be treated with phototherapy, i.e., 2 hours of exposure to bright light just before going to sleep.
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A) greater right anterior brain activity.
B) greater left anterior brain activity.
C) more alpha wave activity.
D) less overall brain activity.
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A) anxiety
B) bipolar disorder
C) dissociation
D) schizophrenia
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A) Many depressed patients are or have been anxious and many anxious patients are or have been depressed.
B) Cognitive content (thinking) is more negative in anxious patients than in those with depression.
C) A core symptom of anxiety is the inability to experience pleasure.
D) Anxiety is often preceded by an episode of major depression.
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