All of the following are mood disorders EXCEPT ________ disorder. A. persistent depressive B. posttraumatic stress...
All of the following are mood disorders EXCEPT ________ disorder.
| A. |
persistent depressive |
|
| B. |
posttraumatic stress |
|
| C. |
major depressive |
|
| D. |
bipolar I |
Homework Answers
The correct answer is Option B. Post traumatic stress disorder is not a type of mood disorder.
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