If your therapist encouraged you to explore your roles in life and how they might be changing or how your expectations might be different from someone else's, your therapist would be using:

"How can we reduce suicide risk for our kids?" asks the high school counselor, the day after one of the school's star athletes commits suicide. Your BEST answer, based on research, is:

According to research studies, the success rate for interpersonal therapy is about the same as that for:

A therapist describes a patient who believes her personal worth is tied to each task she performs. She draws negative conclusions from very little evidence, amplifies minor mistakes into major character flaws, and suffers from repetitive thoughts that remind her of her flaws. You conclude that the therapist holds which theoretical orientation?

At least _____ of manic patients treated with lithium improve.

Focusing on the addition of positive activities to the life of a patient with depression is a behavioral technique known as:

A clinically depressed individual who has been threatening suicide finally shows a diminishing of depressive symptoms. This person's risk of committing suicide:

Which is NOT a long-term stressor particularly common among those who attempt suicide?

How do monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors work?

Many of today's cognitive-behavioral therapists would agree that:

What is a parasuicide?

Darius thinks that his poor performance in math was due to a bad teacher. He also believes that he is good in language-based subjects. Darius is sure that he will do better in math next year. This is an example of:

Biochemical explanations for bipolar disorder focus on all of the following EXCEPT:

Ernest Hemingway was a physically strong, proud man who developed great concerns about his failing body. Depressed about his progressive illness, he intentionally ended his life. Edwin Shneidman would term Hemingway a death:

The type of clinician who would be MOST likely to ask "What are some things you enjoy doing, and how often do you do them?" would be a:

A recently divorced individual who swears off dating for fear of experiencing another failed relationship has an increased risk of developing a depressive disorder, providing direct support for which theoretical explanations of depression?

Your aunt says, "I know I'm depressed, and I think and worry about my depression constantly; however, I never actually do anything about it." She is:

Sylvia shot herself by placing the gun barrel in her mouth in the middle of a dense wooded area where she knew she wouldn't be heard or found. Sylvia is an example of what Edwin Shneidman refers to as a death:

What is the current incidence of severe unipolar depression in the United States?

For teenagers, the highest suicide rates are found among: