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Disorders: Causes:Symptoms: Treatments : Misc:

Category A for 100 Causes severe thoughts of selflessness and hopelessness

Answer to Category A for 100 Depression

Category A for 200 Manic Episodes

Answer to Category A for 200 What is Bipolar I

Category A for 300 The “Diet Coke” of Bipolar

Answer to Category A for 300 Bipolar II

Category A for 400 This crazy lady Drown her 4 kids. Her name is ____ and What disorder did she have?

Answer to Category A for 400 Consumers

Category A for 500 The study of a single factor of an economy

Answer to Category A for 500 Andrea Yates Post Partum Depression

Category B for 100 Negative views on self and negative views outside and Negative views on the Future

Answer to Category B for 100 Cognitive Theory of Depression

Category B for 200 Biological Theory

Answer to Category B for 200 Chemical Imbalances in the brain.

Category B for 300 Who thinks that Depression comes from unconscious sexual urges?

Answer to Category B for 300 Sigmund Freud

Category B for 400 What low amount of this stuff can cause Depression and other Mental Disorders

Answer to Category B for 400 Neurotransmitters

Category B for 500 What Theory uses Reduced Reinforcement?

Answer to Category B for 500 Behavioral

Category C for 100 What causes Depression

Answer to Category C for 100 Extreme Sadness and Overwhelming Guilt

Category C for 200 What causes Post Partum Depression

Answer to Category C for 200 Hormonal Changes after child birth.

Category C for 300 What are the symptoms of a manic episode?

Answer to Category C for 300 Hyperactivity lots of chitter chatter. Not necessarily happy.

Category C for 400 What are the symptoms of Dysthemic depression?

Answer to Category C for 400 Depressed mood that is Chronic and Relatively continual in nature.

Category C for 500 What are the Symptoms of Unipolar Disorder?

Answer to Category C for 500 Same as Depression

Category D for 100 What is the most commonly used Treatment of Mood Disorders

Answer to Category D for 100 Cognitive-Behavioral-Therapy

Category D for 200 What Med do the doctors prescribe when you are diagnosed with Depression?

Answer to Category D for 200 Prozac

Category D for 300 What Treatment is used for Bipolar I

Answer to Category D for 300 Lithium

Category D for 400 What did treatment did Conrad have when he was in the Mental Hospital?

Answer to Category D for 400 Electro Shock Therapy

Category D for 500 SSRI

Answer to Category D for 500 Seratonen

Category E for 100 What age does Bipolar start on average

Answer to Category E for 100 Early Twentys

Category E for 200 What age does Unipolar usually start?

Answer to Category E for 200 Late Twenties

Category E for 300 Affective?

Answer to Category E for 300 Feelings

Category E for 400 Depression

Answer to Category E for 400 What is the most common complaint in mental health care.

Category E for 500 What is a “Normal” reason to be depressed?

Answer to Category E for 500 The process of grieving.