Considering the Cross-Cultural Prevalence for Unipolar Depression and Bipolar Disorder

question 46

Multiple Choice

Considering the cross-cultural prevalence for unipolar depression and bipolar disorder, the rates are

• A) more variable across cultures for unipolar depression.
• B) more variable across cultures for bipolar disorder.
• C) similarly invariable for both disorders across cultures.
• D) highly variable for both disorders across cultures.
• E) increasing in their variability over time for both disorders.

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Definitions:

Bisexuality

Sexual orientation characterized by attraction to people of both one's own gender and other genders, not necessarily to the same degree or at the same time.

Heterosexuality

The sexual attraction or orientation towards people of the opposite sex.

Transvestism

The practice of dressing and acting in a style or manner traditionally associated with another gender for purposes other than gender dysphoria.

Gynephilia

Refers to sexual attraction to and arousal by adult females.