The Weak D Test Detects

question 12

Multiple Choice

The weak D test detects:

• A) the Du antigen.
• B) the missing D mosaic.
• C) a weak D antibody.
• D) a weak D antigen.

Analyze the prevalence and impact of unipolar depression in various demographics.

Understand DSM-5 diagnostic criteria and the categorization of mood disorders.

Appreciate the theoretical explanations for high rates of depression among women.

Evaluate the diverse theories regarding the etiology of depression and bipolar disorders.

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Definitions:

Modeling

The process of learning behaviors by observing and imitating others, a key concept in social learning theory.

Dishabituation

The renewal of a response, previously habituated, due to the presentation of a novel stimulus.

Sensitization

The process of becoming more sensitive to a stimulus after exposure; it leads to an amplified response to a preexisting stimulus.

Habituation

The process by which an organism decreases or ceases its responses to a repetitive or prolonged stimulus, indicating a basic form of learning.