Cognitive-Behaviorists Explain the Downward Spiral of Depression by Theorizing That

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Multiple Choice

Cognitive-behaviorists explain the downward spiral of depression by theorizing that:

• A) depressed behavior leads to even fewer opportunities for social rewards.
• B) depressed people aren't responsive to normal social rewards.
• C) depressed family members give inaccurate self-reports.
• D) depressed mood cannot be alleviated by positive experiences.

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Definitions:

Fear And Panic

Intense, often acute feelings of fear and anxiety that can result in a panic attack, marked by rapid heartbeat, sweating, and trembling.

False Alarm

A situation where a warning or alert is given, but the anticipated negative event does not actually occur.

Extreme Anxiety

A condition characterized by an overwhelming feeling of nervousness or worry, more severe than the normal anxiety people experience day-to-day.

Neural Circuit

A network of neurons that work together to execute or process specific functions in the brain.