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Discuss affective disorders as they are described in DSM-III.

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psychology

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  1. Affective disorders are always chronic and long lasting
  2. Affective disorders in DSM-III are categorized solely based on the duration of symptoms, irrespective of mood state
  3. Affective disorders in DSM-III are only classified according to the predominant mood displayed by the patient
  4. Affective disorders are characterized by a disturbance of mood accompanied by related symptoms, and can be categorized into depressed, manic, or bipolar. They are further divided into episodic, chronic, and atypical affective disorders in DSM III.
  5. Affective disorders are a group of disorders where mood instability is due to external environmental factors, as per DSM-III
  6. Affective disorders involve only feelings of extreme happiness or mania
  7. Affective disorders are not recognized in DSM-III and were introduced in later versions
  8. Affective disorders are defined by a single episode of depression with no recurrence
  9. Affective disorders include only depressive episodes without episodes of mania or hypomania
  10. Affective disorders are classified based on cognitive impairments rather than mood disturbances

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