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KIN 2604 ASSIGNMENT 2 2024-2025- QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS 2024/2025
Quiz 18 & 25
Ans: The prevalence of adults with a major depressive episode highest among
individuals between
Quiz 32.5 years old
Ans: median age of depression
Quiz 11.3%
Ans: % of adults who report two or more races have experienced a major depressive
episode in the past year
Quiz 2.5%, 4.1%
Ans: Globally = __% men and __% women have depression
Quiz 10%, 5.3%
Ans: America = approximately ___% of women have depression and ___% of men
have depression
Quiz 264 million
Ans: ____ people around the world have depression, according to the World Health
Organization
Quiz 16.2 million
Ans: adults in the United States (6.7% all American adults) experience a major
depressive episode past year
,Quiz 11 million
Ans: U.S. adults experienced depressive episode with severe impairment in the past
year
Quiz 50%
Ans: Nearly ___% of all people diagnosed with depression are also diagnosed with
an anxiety disorders
Quiz 15-16%
Ans: Estimated that ___-___% of the adult population will experience depression at
some point in their lifetime
Quiz Asians
Ans: least depressed ethnicity
Quiz Whites & Native Americans
Ans: Ethnicity = most- 10.2% of people who identify as two or more race have
depression followed by
Quiz India and China
Ans: most depressed countries are ____ & _____
Quiz 18-25
Ans: Age group with most of % of depression is ___-___ (13.8%)
NOT the elderly only = 5%
Quiz Millenials (Gen Y)
Ans: workplace depression= ____ first 16%
Quiz 20% , 40%
Ans: Only ___% depressed get consistent treatment AND
Close to ___% get no treatment at all
Quiz MDD (major depressive disorder)
Ans: -overwhelming feeling of sadness, isolation, and despair that lasts two weeks or
longer at a time; NOT occasionally feeling of being sad or lonely, like most people
experience from time to time.
,-Person feels they have sunk into a deep, dark hole with no way out and no hope for
things ever changing.
-Depressed mood must represent a significant change from the person's normal
mood.
-Social, occupational, educational, or other functioning negatively impacted by the
change in mood.
Example-person starts missing work, school, social engagements, or for no reason
stops activities he/she enjoys
Quiz MDD= presence of five or more symptoms
Ans: Not everyone experiences every symptom. Some few and some many.
1-Depressed most of the day, nearly every day, as indicated by either subjective
report (I feel sad, I am "down in the dumps,") or observations by others (looks tearful
or about to cry). (In children and adolescents, this may present as an irritable or
cranky, rather than sad, mood.)
2-Diminished interest or pleasure in all, or almost all, activities every day, such as no
interest in hobbies, sports, or other things the person used to enjoy doing
3-Significant weight loss/gain when not dieting (change of 5% body weight in a
month), or decrease/increase appetite daily
4-Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day
5-Psychomotor agitation OR Psychomotor retardation
6-Fatigue, tiredness, loss of energy nearly every day, even small tasks, (dressing or
washing) difficult/take longer than usual
7-Feelings worthless, excessive/inappropriate guilt nearly every day (ruminating over
past failings)
8-Diminished ability to think or concentrate, indecisiveness, nearly every day, easily
distracted, memory difficulties
9-Recurrent thoughts of death (not fear of dying), suicidal ideas without a specific
plan, suicide attempt or specific plan
Quiz psychomotor agitation
Ans: problems sitting still, constant restlessness, pacing, or picking at fingers/clothes
Quiz psychomotor retardation
Ans: slowing of one's movements, talking very quietly with slowed speech
, Quiz insomnia
Ans: inability to get to sleep or difficulty staying asleep
Quiz hypersomnia
Ans: sleeping too much
Quiz substances
Ans: Depressed mood caused by ____ (such as drugs, alcohol, medications) is not
considered a major depressive disorder, nor is one caused by a general medical
condition.
Quiz 800,000
Ans: Suicide stats for 2018 (just USA stats but over ____ globally commit suicide
yearly)
Quiz bereavement related depression
Ans: -is more severe and tends to occur in persons with other vulnerabilities to
depressive disorders, and recovery could relate to antidepressant treatment.
Symptoms must be severe for two or more months
-Can suffer from a major depressive episode during a period of bereavement or grief,
such as after the loss of a loved one.
-Normally, bereavement does NOT create depressive symptoms like marked
functional impairment, preoccupation with worthlessness, suicidal ideation, psychotic
symptoms, or psychomotor retardation
Quiz causes of bereavement depression
Ans: -No ONE cause of depression, combination of genetic, biochemical,
environmental, and psychological factors.
-Depressive illnesses considered disorders of brain. An (MRI), shows brains of
people with depression look different than those without depression. Parts of brain
responsible for regulating mood, thinking, sleep, appetite, and behavior function
abnormally.
-Neurotransmitters = chemicals brain cells use to communicate are out of balance,
but MRI cannot reveal why
-Some depression tend to run in families, suggesting a genetic link. However, it
occurs in people without family histories
Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this Greatness”
... 100% Correct Ans ...
KIN 2604 ASSIGNMENT 2 2024-2025- QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS 2024/2025
Quiz 18 & 25
Ans: The prevalence of adults with a major depressive episode highest among
individuals between
Quiz 32.5 years old
Ans: median age of depression
Quiz 11.3%
Ans: % of adults who report two or more races have experienced a major depressive
episode in the past year
Quiz 2.5%, 4.1%
Ans: Globally = __% men and __% women have depression
Quiz 10%, 5.3%
Ans: America = approximately ___% of women have depression and ___% of men
have depression
Quiz 264 million
Ans: ____ people around the world have depression, according to the World Health
Organization
Quiz 16.2 million
Ans: adults in the United States (6.7% all American adults) experience a major
depressive episode past year
,Quiz 11 million
Ans: U.S. adults experienced depressive episode with severe impairment in the past
year
Quiz 50%
Ans: Nearly ___% of all people diagnosed with depression are also diagnosed with
an anxiety disorders
Quiz 15-16%
Ans: Estimated that ___-___% of the adult population will experience depression at
some point in their lifetime
Quiz Asians
Ans: least depressed ethnicity
Quiz Whites & Native Americans
Ans: Ethnicity = most- 10.2% of people who identify as two or more race have
depression followed by
Quiz India and China
Ans: most depressed countries are ____ & _____
Quiz 18-25
Ans: Age group with most of % of depression is ___-___ (13.8%)
NOT the elderly only = 5%
Quiz Millenials (Gen Y)
Ans: workplace depression= ____ first 16%
Quiz 20% , 40%
Ans: Only ___% depressed get consistent treatment AND
Close to ___% get no treatment at all
Quiz MDD (major depressive disorder)
Ans: -overwhelming feeling of sadness, isolation, and despair that lasts two weeks or
longer at a time; NOT occasionally feeling of being sad or lonely, like most people
experience from time to time.
,-Person feels they have sunk into a deep, dark hole with no way out and no hope for
things ever changing.
-Depressed mood must represent a significant change from the person's normal
mood.
-Social, occupational, educational, or other functioning negatively impacted by the
change in mood.
Example-person starts missing work, school, social engagements, or for no reason
stops activities he/she enjoys
Quiz MDD= presence of five or more symptoms
Ans: Not everyone experiences every symptom. Some few and some many.
1-Depressed most of the day, nearly every day, as indicated by either subjective
report (I feel sad, I am "down in the dumps,") or observations by others (looks tearful
or about to cry). (In children and adolescents, this may present as an irritable or
cranky, rather than sad, mood.)
2-Diminished interest or pleasure in all, or almost all, activities every day, such as no
interest in hobbies, sports, or other things the person used to enjoy doing
3-Significant weight loss/gain when not dieting (change of 5% body weight in a
month), or decrease/increase appetite daily
4-Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day
5-Psychomotor agitation OR Psychomotor retardation
6-Fatigue, tiredness, loss of energy nearly every day, even small tasks, (dressing or
washing) difficult/take longer than usual
7-Feelings worthless, excessive/inappropriate guilt nearly every day (ruminating over
past failings)
8-Diminished ability to think or concentrate, indecisiveness, nearly every day, easily
distracted, memory difficulties
9-Recurrent thoughts of death (not fear of dying), suicidal ideas without a specific
plan, suicide attempt or specific plan
Quiz psychomotor agitation
Ans: problems sitting still, constant restlessness, pacing, or picking at fingers/clothes
Quiz psychomotor retardation
Ans: slowing of one's movements, talking very quietly with slowed speech
, Quiz insomnia
Ans: inability to get to sleep or difficulty staying asleep
Quiz hypersomnia
Ans: sleeping too much
Quiz substances
Ans: Depressed mood caused by ____ (such as drugs, alcohol, medications) is not
considered a major depressive disorder, nor is one caused by a general medical
condition.
Quiz 800,000
Ans: Suicide stats for 2018 (just USA stats but over ____ globally commit suicide
yearly)
Quiz bereavement related depression
Ans: -is more severe and tends to occur in persons with other vulnerabilities to
depressive disorders, and recovery could relate to antidepressant treatment.
Symptoms must be severe for two or more months
-Can suffer from a major depressive episode during a period of bereavement or grief,
such as after the loss of a loved one.
-Normally, bereavement does NOT create depressive symptoms like marked
functional impairment, preoccupation with worthlessness, suicidal ideation, psychotic
symptoms, or psychomotor retardation
Quiz causes of bereavement depression
Ans: -No ONE cause of depression, combination of genetic, biochemical,
environmental, and psychological factors.
-Depressive illnesses considered disorders of brain. An (MRI), shows brains of
people with depression look different than those without depression. Parts of brain
responsible for regulating mood, thinking, sleep, appetite, and behavior function
abnormally.
-Neurotransmitters = chemicals brain cells use to communicate are out of balance,
but MRI cannot reveal why
-Some depression tend to run in families, suggesting a genetic link. However, it
occurs in people without family histories
