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t6. People who are depressed often eat a. less than; more than b. more than; less than c. more or less than; more or less than d. about the same as; more or less than usual and sleep- usual. 17. Imaginal exposure a. Is often part of behavioral treatment for PTSD b. Differs from systematic desensitization in that it involves c. Is a psychodynamic therapy d. Is the least effective of the behavioral treatments relaxation training Please use the following information to answer the next two questions: Luis, a 15-year-old boy, has been feeling very sad for a few months. Although he has always been a pretty happy kid, he reports that his symptoms began when he found out that his parents were getting divorced. He says that he is both angry and sad because he no longer gets to see his father who moved away. Luis reports that he feels worthless, hopeless, and sad almost every day and that he spends a lot of time wishing that he were dead. Luis's mother reports that he has lost 10 pounds over the last few months and that he "barely eats". Sho also reports that he has been very irritable and that he no longer completes his chores or his homework assignments. When asked about these behaviors, Luis savs that he is always tired and that he has a really hard time paying attention in school. Luis's mother is also concerned because he no longer spends his time playing the piano or snowboarding, which used to be his favorite hobbies. Luis explains that he no longer enjoys music or sports. In fact, he says that he no longer finds anything enjoyable! 18. Which diagnosis/diagnoses would Luis most likely receive? a. Persistent Depressive Disorder b. Major Depressive Disorder c. Autism Spectrum Disorder+ Bipolar Disorder d. Major Depressive Disorder+ Persistent Depressive Disorder e. Bipolar Disorder 19. Luis's saying that he "no longer enjoys music or sports" and that he no longer finds anything enjoyable indicates b. Euthymia c. Anhedonia d. HedoniaExplanation / Answer
16.People with depression eat more or less than usual and sleep more or less than usual. 17.Imaginal exposure is often a part of behavioural treatment for PTSD. In imaginal exposure, a client is asked to imagine feared images or situations.Imaginal exposure can help a person directly confront feared thoughts and memories. Imaginal exposure may also be used when it is not possible or safe for a person to directly confront a feared situation. For example, it would not be safe to have a combat veteran with PTSD directly confront a combat situation again.Therefore, he may be asked to imagine a feared combat situation that he experienced. 18.Persistent depressive disorder-PDD is characterized by depressed mood experienced most of the time for at least two years. In children and adolescents, mood can be irritable rather than depressed. In addition to depression or irritable mood, at least two of the following must be present: insomnia or excessive sleep, low energy or fatigue, low self-esteem, poor appetite or overeating, poor concentration or indecisiveness, and feelings of hopelessness.It is less severe than major depressive disorder. 19.When a person stops enjoying things it is called anhedonia.People who experience anhedonia have lost interest in activities they used to enjoy and have a decreased ability to feel pleasure.
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