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- Showing sighs for at least 2 weeks
- loss of interest
- depressed mood every day
- in teens irritable mood
- not sadness
- loss of concentration
- weight fluctuations
- insomnia or hypersomnia
- feels slowed down
- agitated or very calm/expressionless
- lower participations in activities
- loss of self esteem
- guilt
- not able to think or concentrate
- desire to be dead or planning suicide
- all must cause significant impairment socially physically and academically
- potential for death
- teens 30% more likely to die from suicide
- 2nd leading cause of years lived in disability
- more common than cancer or cardiovascular disease
- 2 main causes: genes(35-50% of cases) and environment
- different people respond to trauma in different ways
- possible to pass on risk for depression
- 12n be caused by one or multiple factors
- depression is 2wice as common in girls than girls
- early start to menstrual cycle are more likely to be depressed
- disruptive behaviors young are 2wice as likely to develop depression
- link between early anxiety and depression
- negativity bias (expecting the worst in plain faces)
- increased processing in the amygdala
- inability to identify positive thing
- disruptive hedonic processing
- would you like this.... no I don't
- motivation problem interpreted as laziness and stubbornness
- diagnosis should include manic symptoms
- should make sure not a disease causing the depression
- important risk assessment
- behavior feelings and thoughts are what medications try to combat
- serotonin reuptake inhibitor
- physiological therapy
- 60% teens respond to anti depressant
- 50% respond to placebo
- I think that enviromatal factors can also be caused by genetics
- if a parent has depression this creates a negative environmental factor.
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