DePaulo -- Understanding Depression
Book	Page		Topic
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	14		In depression, physical vitality also declines, and you tend to feel fatigued much of the time.
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	14		People with depression will often become overly preoccupied with a medical condition.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	15		Sense of worthlessness for depressives.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	16		Anxiety is the most common of the syndromes that cluster with depression as well as with manic depression.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		In his account of depression, continual state of panic, intensely agitated.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		Several specific types of anxiety -- panic attacks, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive symptoms.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		Hundreds of phobias, most of them not so severe.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		In some instances, phobias become so debilitating than they prevent someone from leading a normal life.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		Panic attacks that come out of the blue often occur in depression.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		Panic attacks are typified in by a rapid onset of extremely unpleasant symptoms -- rapid heartbeat, sweating, tightness in the chest, lightheadedness, and shortness of breath.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	17		Some patients say there are few more terrible experiences in life than having an anxiety or panic attack.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	18		Most antidepressants are also inherently good treatments for anxiety disorders.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	18		A hallucination is a perception without a stimulus.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	19		Hallucination has all the properties of a normal perception except there is nothing out there.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	19		Clearly differentiate three events -- images, illusions, hallucinations.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	19		Hallucinations are much more common and more elaborate in schizophrenia than in depression.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	19		Delusions in depression can take on extraordinarily intricate form.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	19		A delusion is a fixed, false, idiosyncratic idea or judgment that is almost always so self-absorbing that it doesn't leave much room in the mind for anything else.  [Gestalts]		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	21		Jealousy can become pathological, a delusory condition.		2
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	22		Delusions of passion or erotomania.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	23		Depression can often be a confusing illness to identify, diagnose, and treat.		1
DePaulo; Understanding Depression	23		Several major symptoms of depression -- dramatic change in mood (sense of numbness rather than sadness), depletion of vitality, inability to concentrate, muddled thinking, loss of self-regard or self-esteem.		0
DePaulo; Understanding Depression
DePaulo; Understanding Depression