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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The suicide rate in the U.S. went up by what percent after the death of a famous person?
(a) Nine percent.
(b) Three percent.
(c) Fifteen percent.
(d) Twelve percent.

2. What question has been largely ignored in the medical field regarding depression?
(a) When?
(b) Who?
(c) Why?
(d) What?

3. What does Representative Roukema's spouse do for a living?
(a) Software designer.
(b) Pharmacist.
(c) Police officer.
(d) Psychiatrist.

4. What was depression referred to as before the term "depression" came about?
(a) Melancholia.
(b) Low spirits.
(c) Disease of sadness.
(d) Iratus.

5. Who is the executive director of the Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania?
(a) Russel Weston.
(b) Joe Rogers.
(c) Andrew Goldstein.
(d) Lynn Rivers.

Short Answer Questions

1. What topic has Richard J. Davidson been working with?

2. When was depression first identified?

3. What does Solomon believe is the best indicator of recovery?

4. Right-side brain activation is tied to high baseline levels of what?

5. In Richard J. Davidson's work, how often does he take photos of the brain?

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