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Name: ___________________________________________Period: _____Mood DisordersDefinitionSymptoms (at least 4)Clinical DepressionBipolar DisorderSeasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)Psychological Disorders WebquestPART I: Complete the following chartsAnxiety DisordersDefinitionSymptoms (at least 4)General Anxiety Disorder Obsessive Compusive Disorder (OCD)Phobias*2 symptoms & 2 examples of phobias Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Dissociative DisordersDefinitionSymptomsDissociative Identity DisorderDissociative FuguePersonality DisorderDefinitionSymptomsNarcissistic PersonalityAnti-Social DisorderAttention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderPART II: Using the information you have gathered in the previous exercises, choose 5 out of the 8 case studies below and answer the questions on the following paper:CASE STUDY #1Suzie's mother died a year ago, but Suzie just can't seem to move on. Suzie is still having a hard time sleeping at night and concentrating in school. Last week, I even caught Suzie crying in the bathroom. What do you think Suzie could be suffering from? (how do you know?) What advice would you give Suzie's friend? Who do you think Suzie should see so that she gets better?CASE STUDY #2Your friend John is going through a rough time right now. He seems down and isn't playing sports like last year. He seems as though he is upset and angry with everyone and everything. He has mentioned that he ought to just kill himself and that no one would miss him anyhow. He recently gave you his favorite baseball cards and told you he wouldn't need them anymore. What do you think John is suffering from? (how do you know?)What advice would you give to John?CASE STUDY #3Jenny is my best friend. We both play volleyball together. We've been playing volleyball together since 7th grade. I've noticed that every winter Jenny withdraws from her friends and always seems sad. Every winter, I think that it's me...that I've done something to upset Jenny. Once spring hits, Jenny slowly returns to her "normal" self. What do you think Jenny could be suffering from? (how do you know?) What advice would you give Jenny?CASE STUDY #4Your sister, Gertrude, has been acting differently lately. For a week she has tons of energy, which is annoying and makes decisions quickly without thinking. Lately she was busted for stealing a toothbrush from the grocery store! Then all of a sudden she is depressed and feels down. She doesn't want to hang out with her friends and is always saying she is tired. She is so moody! It's like a roller coaster ride! What do you think Gertrude is suffering from? (How do you know?)CASE STUDY #5You are at your cousin's lake house. You and your cousin are pulling out the canoe and your cousin backs into a big spider web. She starts screaming and running around like a mad woman! What do you think your cousin is suffering from? (How do you know?)CASE STUDY #6Your friend Michelle broke up with her boyfriend this summer. You have noticed that whenever she sees him or any of his friends, she walks the opposite way and begins to shake. Michelle keeps to herself more than last year and always seems jumpy. Finally you ask her what is going on and she confides in you that her ex-boyfriend abused her last summer. What do you think Michelle is suffering from? (How do you know?)CASE STUDY #7Jessica has been finding it difficult to control her stress level. She has been feeling uptight and can't help but worry about everything. She is easily tired but finds it hard to sleep because her mind won't "shut off." She has difficulty concentrating in school and recently had a panic attack during Regent's week. What do you think Jessica is suffering from? (How do you know?)CASE STUDY #8Sara is constantly worried about catching colds. In fact, Sara washes her hands about 20 times a day. When asked, Sara says that she can't afford to be sick, and then goes into a lecture about how many germs there are around. Sometimes Sara washes her hands so much that they bleed. What do you believe Sara is suffering from? (How do you know?)CASE STUDY #1: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #2: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #3: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #4: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #5: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #6: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #7: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CASE STUDY #8: Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________Reasoning: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ................
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