Candice routinely blows every little setback out of proportion. For example, when she forgot to turn in her algebra homework, sh
e was convinced that she would fail the class. Candice is also in the habit of blaming herself for negative events. She believes that she is solely responsible for all her failures and that she can never improve. In the context of disorders involving emotion and mood, Candice is at a greater risk of developing _____. a. depression.b. obsessive-compulsive disorder.c. social anxiety disorder.d. schizophrenia.
Candice is at a greater risk of developing <u>depression</u>.
Explanation:
One of the symptoms of depression is to have a catastofic way of interpreting reality, or what happends. If she blames herself for the bad things that happen, and thinks very low of herself all the time, this affects the possibility of having emotional stability. This way of interpreting reality as so bad and negative, bringing the bad on her, is complicated because it does not allow a person to see the good things. This inhabilitates her to promote or read the aspects of life differently, and there for take differnt actions over the problems or obstacles that are always present in everyones life.
