Mood & Affect Crossword Puzzle

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Mood & Affect Crossword Puzzle

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  • mood : an enduring state of mind, which can shape a person’s general expectations about the future
  • affect : an individual’s automatic reaction to an event or situation—the immediate, observable expression of mood
  • mental health : a state of well-being in which an individual is able to work productively, cope with change and adversity, engage in meaningful relationships, and realize his or her own potential
  • mental illness : a condition that affects emotions, thinking, behavior, or any combination of the three
  • depression : an abnormally lowered mood characterized by sadness, emptiness, and irritability
  • mania : an abnormally elevated mood that impairs functioning
  • euthymia : a stable range of mood that is neither elevated nor depressed
  • congruence : affect that matches the individual’s emotional state and the immediate situation
  • flat affect : the individual’s affect provides no visible cues to his emotions
  • stability : refers to how often and how rapidly an individual’s affect fluctuates
  • limbic system : an interconnected set of structures in the brain which are important in the production and regulation of mood and affect
  • anhedonia : a loss of interest or inability to experience pleasure with activities, common with depressive disorders
  • anxious distress : a combination of symptoms associated with high anxiety, including restlessness, impaired concentration due to worry, fear of impending doom, and fear of losing control
  • serotonin : neurotransmitter involved in the regulation of aggression, mood, anxiety, impulsivity, appetite, sleep, and sex drive
  • norepinephrine : neurotransmitter involved in the regulation of attention, arousal, and behavior
  • somatization : the phenomenon in which individuals experience or express psychologic distress through physiologic responses