Two DSM-5 Categories Are Defined Primarily by the Presence of Extreme

question 90

Multiple Choice

Two DSM-5 categories are defined primarily by the presence of extreme, intense, and long-lasting emotions in which the afflicted persons may be extremely depressed or alternate between mania and depression with some persons even having psychotic symptoms.Collectively, these two categories are sometimes referred to as __________ disorders.

• A) anxiety
• B) somatic symptom
• C) dissociative
• D) mood

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Definitions:

Justifications

Reasons or arguments presented in support of an action, belief, or theory.

Rationalizations

The process of providing reasonable explanations or justifications for thoughts, actions, or feelings, often to hide true motives.

Criminals

Individuals who have committed a crime or engaged in unlawful activities.

Social Pressures

The influence that is exerted by society on individuals that encourages them to conform to certain norms or behaviors.