State the nature of moods.
(A) There are three main types of mood swings.
(1) Environmental psychologists
(2) Psychological psychologists
(3) Social psychopaths
(1) Environmental stressors: Noise pollution, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. include stressors.
(2) Psychological stressors: Includes factors such as depression, stress, conflict and trauma.
(3) Social attitudes: include quarrels, loneliness, breakups, etc.
- The effect of these moods depends on the results. These include intensity, time, and predictive ability.
(B) Individual characteristics:
- There are three main types.
(1) Physical traits (2) Psychological traits (2) Cultural traits
(1) Physical symptoms: These include a person's physical health, body composition, physical ability, illness, etc.
(2) Psychological traits: These include traits such as mental health, temperament, self-awareness, etc.
(3) Cultural traits: Features include the definition given by the culture, expected lifestyle, cultural norms etc.
(C) Resources available to cope with depression:
- There are three main types.
(1) Physical Resources: Includes finance, medical care, physical facilities, etc.
(2) Personal Resources: These include a person's skills, abilities, ability to handle situations, etc.
(3) Social resources: Includes social support, family, relatives, help from caste, professional help etc.
(D) Phases of evaluation:
(1) Preliminary evaluation:
- Need should be seriously considered when it comes to mood swings.
- In which what is happening? Good or bad for yourself? Present or Irrelevant? What are its effects? And is it necessary to respond to it or not? Etc. matters should be evaluated.
(2) Secondary evaluation:
- Once you have decided to give feedback, think about personal and social resources.
- The best factor should be used to evaluate whether it is sufficient to evaluate money, skills, professional assistance, public assistance, etc.