What is the DSM-5, and what does it describe regarding mental disorders? A manual describing about 250 disorders with symptom criteria A guide for pharmaceutical treatments A textbook on psychological theories A collection of case studies on mental health

A manual describing about 250 disorders with symptom criteria

Which disorder is most commonly diagnosed and affects behavior, emotion, and mood? Major depressive disorder (unipolar) Generalized anxiety disorder Obsessive-compulsive disorder Schizophrenia

Major depressive disorder (unipolar)

16.6%, with women twice as likely to be diagnosed

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Psychology - Abnormal Psychology

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What is the science that studies the mind and behavior, including abnormal behavior?

Which of the following best describes abnormal behavior, considering statistical deviance and subjective discomfort?

What manual is used to diagnose mental illnesses, providing detailed criteria for various disorders?

What is the DSM-5, and what does it describe regarding mental disorders?

What percentage of Americans are estimated to suffer from mental illness at some point in their lives?

Which disorder is most commonly diagnosed and affects behavior, emotion, and mood?

What is the term for not finding pleasure in activities that were once enjoyable?

Which disorder is characterized by manic episodes with high energy and reduced need for sleep?

Which disorder involves episodes that range from depression to hypomania?

What is the lifetime prevalence rate of depressive disorders, and how does it differ between genders?

What is the lifetime prevalence of bipolar disorders, and when do symptoms typically begin?

What are common treatments for depressive disorders?

What is a typical treatment for bipolar disorders, and what is a common misconception about its effectiveness?

What type of depression is associated with seasonal changes, particularly worsening in winter?

What are the causes of seasonal affective disorder, particularly related to biological rhythms?

What is a common treatment for seasonal affective disorder that involves exposure to artificial light?

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