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Depressive Disorders (Intro Psych Tutorial #236)

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First published at 11:48 UTC on March 17th, 2019.

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In this video I describe the symptoms and prevalence of several disorders in the DSM-5 category of Depressive Disorders with a focus on Major Depressive Disorder. I describe the symptoms and prevalence of MDD, patterns such as seasonal pattern and peripartum onset, in addition to Persistent Depressive Disorder, formerly known as dysthymia.

Please note that the symptoms described in this video are not comprehensive and there are other symptoms involved in diagnosis for each of these disorders.

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