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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What depression model suggests that depression is in a new category by itself?
(a) Dimensional.
(b) Behavioral.
(c) Bargaining.
(d) Categorical.

2. Solomon says life is full of what from the beginning?
(a) Anger.
(b) Sorrow.
(c) Ridicule.
(d) Happiness.

3. The choice of what antidepressant to use is based on what factor?
(a) Dosage.
(b) Suicidal thoughts.
(c) Symptons.
(d) Side effects.

4. During Solomon's breakdown, he feels a surge of positive emotion while attending what event?
(a) A funeral.
(b) A work conference.
(c) A wedding.
(d) A New Years Eve party.

5. What is a type of depression seen in the second half of the first year of life of children who are too often separated from their mothers?
(a) Anaclitic.
(b) Post Partum.
(c) Dysthymic.
(d) Manic.

Short Answer Questions

1. What medical problem does Solomon develop after his first book comes out?

2. How many symptoms of depression does the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual list?

3. What does Solomon say is the most important treatment for depression?

4. What is Phaly's last name?

5. With what drug does Solomon have a side effect where he cannot remain upright?

Short Essay Questions

1. According to the text, why do depression medications work so well?

2. Why are family members of suicide victims more likely to see suicide as an option for themselves?

3. What is Bert Hellinger's treatment for depression?

4. Why does Solomon not attend his own birthday party?

5. What does Hippocrates believe about depression?

6. How were depressives viewed in the American colonies in the18th century?

7. Why is defining depression important when it comes to insurance companies?

8. In the end, how does Solomon feel about his experience with depression?

9. How does Solomon feel about antidepressants?

10. How do opiates affect the body?

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