Posts Tagged: comorbidity

Psychology and Covid-19: Stress and Disorder (Depression)

Posted by & filed under Abnormal Psychology, Clinical Health Psychology, Depression, Health Psychology, mental illness, Psychological Disorders, Stress, Stress Biopsychosocial Factors Illness, Stress Coping - Health.

Description: We (well, the media) have largely been discussing the Covid-19 pandemic is terms of physical demands and consequences and while that makes sense given that its origins are viral (literally not virtually). One of the consequences of this focus is that, even in countries with socialized medicine programs (e.g., Canada), when we mobilize the… Read more »

Depression and Anxiety: Comorbidity or ?

Posted by & filed under Abnormal Psychology, Anxiety OC PTSD, Depression, mental illness, Research Methods, Research Methods in CP, Treatment of Psychological Disorders.

Description: You have probably heard the term comorbidity. It is defined as the extent to which two conditions or sets of symptoms appear together in the same person. Fear and anxiety, for example, often occur together, though we could say that may be because they are versions of the same thing. Personality disorders are also… Read more »