Question

Rory has been diagnosed with depression. He normally feels so helpless and worthless that he cannot function. He hates feeling the way he does and is often upset at his situation. Rory's behavior most closely illustrates which of "the four Ds"?

Answer 1

Answer: Distress

Explanation:

Distress, is related to dysfunction in that it becomes an important way to grade perceptual dysfunction in an individual’s life. This relationship is not always certain. The essential part of distress is how serious the individual is affected.

The signs of distress includes fear of having, or the believe that one has, a serious disease. This fear is based on the misinterpretation of an individual’s bodily symptoms. However, it also features elements of an anxiety disorder. The distress of the preoccupation of the disorder persists in spite of medical evaluations and reassurance, If one can lower the anxiety and distress level, a positive outcome may be more likely.

Answer 2

Answer:

Dangerous

Explanation:

This is the last D approach as the individual pose a danger to himself or others as seen above.