A client has been diagnosed with depression after a series of visits to his primary care provider. Within the context of the behavioral theory of mood disorders, what factors may underlie the client's diagnosis?
A) A perception that life's events are beyond his control, leading to feelings of helplessness and hopelessness
B) A long-standing pattern of underachievement and public failure that causes him to feel shame
C) A family history of inadequate coping skills, unresolved conflict, and fragmented communication that leads to feelings of isolation
D) A belief that there is ultimately no higher meaning to life, leading to feelings of fatalism and resignation
Question 2
A client has been diagnosed with major depressive disorder. The clinical symptoms that would be included when the clinician makes this diagnosis are what?
A) A significant failure in an occupational or relational setting
B) A significant decrease in appetite
C) Demonstrated examples of unwise decisions
D) Claims by family, friends, or coworkers that the client is depressed
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