How Does the Irritable Mood Seen in DMDD Differ from the Mood

question 65

Multiple Choice

How does the irritable mood seen in DMDD differ from the mood features seen in disruptive behavior disorders?

• A) In DMDD, irritability is more persistent.
• B) In DMDD, irritability has earlier onset.
• C) In DMDD, irritability has later onset.
• D) DMDD involves reliably different environmental triggers.

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Definitions:

Systematic Desensitization

A behavioral therapy technique used to reduce phobic responses or anxiety through gradual exposure to the feared object or situation combined with relaxation exercises.

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A method in psychotherapy that uses virtual reality technology to expose patients to stimuli related to their psychological issues.

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