Author Question: Regarding exercise and depression in a clinical population, research suggests that A) exercise ... (Read 60 times)

tiffannnnyyyyyy · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

Regarding exercise and depression in a clinical population, research suggests that

A) exercise increases depression.
B) moderate exercise can decrease depression.
C) isotonic exercise (weight lifting) can decrease depression.
D) exercise can decrease depression, but not to a clinically significant degree.

Question 2

What is the relationship between exercise and depression in clinical patients?

A) Isometric exercise decreases depression; aerobic exercise increases depression.
B) Endorphins released by exercise cause depression to increase.
C) Moderate exercise is associated with a decrease in depression.
D) Group psychotherapy is superior to exercise for treating mild depression.