Cognitive Changes That Accompany Depression Include A(n)

question 55

Multiple Choice

Cognitive changes that accompany depression include a(n)

• A) decrease in self-focused thinking.
• B) increased expectation of negative outcomes.
• C) increased externalization of blame.
• D) increased obsession with experiencing physical pleasure.

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Definitions:

Tapeworms

Parasitic flatworms that inhabit the digestive tracts of vertebrates, absorbing nutrients from the host's gut.

Anterior End

The front end of an organism's body in a specified direction of movement or anatomical orientation, often corresponding to the head in animals.

Scolex

The head segment of a tapeworm, containing suckers or hooks, which attaches to the intestinal wall of the host organism.

Crown of Cilia

A structure consisting of a ring or tuft of cilia, which are tiny hair-like projections found on certain cells, often used for movement or sensory functions.