Chapter 5 Teen Health

What are mental and emotional disorders?

• Mental and emotional disorders are temporary feelings that everyone experiences.
• Mental and emotional disorders are only caused by genetic factors.
• Mental and emotional disorders are physical illnesses that require surgery.
• Mental and emotional disorders are psychological conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior.

Name three kinds of anxiety disorders.

• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Specific Phobia
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder

What are the symptoms of schizophrenia?

• Symptoms of schizophrenia include hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, lack of motivation, reduced emotional expression, and cognitive impairments.
• Enhanced social skills and communication
• Extreme happiness and euphoria
• Increased appetite and weight gain

Charley is afraid of heights. He can't stand to go above the second floor of any

building. How could this phobia affect Charley's daily life?

• Charley enjoys climbing to the roof of buildings.
• Charley's phobia could restrict his access to buildings above the second floor, impacting his social life and career choices.
• His phobia allows him to work in high-rise construction.
• Charley frequently visits skyscrapers without any issues.

5. 5. How are the

symptoms of depression and bipolar disorder similar?

• Both conditions can exhibit persistent sadness, irritability, and loss of interest.
• Bipolar disorder does not involve any mood changes or emotional symptoms.
• Depression only occurs in individuals with a family history of mental illness.
• Both conditions are characterized by extreme euphoria and high energy.

5. 6. How are the

symptoms of depression and bipolar disorder different?

• Depression has persistent sadness; bipolar disorder includes manic episodes.
• Bipolar disorder is characterized by constant happiness; depression has no mood changes.
• Both conditions have similar symptoms and are treated the same way.
• Depression includes manic episodes; bipolar disorder has persistent sadness.

Define the term

suicide.

• Suicide is a form of self-improvement.
• Suicide is a legal act in many countries.
• Suicide is the intentional act of ending one's own life.
• Suicide is a method of transportation.

What are the

reasons that increase the risk of

suicide in teens.

• Teens face pressure to succeed at school.

• They may

  have to deal with rejection by peers.

• Life-changing family events—such

  as moving, divorce, or the death of a loved one

• All of these.

What factors can make

teens more likely to end their

own lives?

• Mental health issues, substance abuse, bullying, trauma, lack of support, isolation, and exposure to suicide.
• High academic performance
• Participation in sports
• Having a large friend group

A _______________ study found that about three million adolescents in the U.S. had

at least one major episode of depression in the previous year.

(a)   ​

• 2017
• 2027
• 2007
• 2071