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CEU Exam 14: "The Neurobiology of Depression"
2 A.R.E. CEUs

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Instructions: Click on the best response to complete each statement.

1.  Edgar Cayce recognized the importance of "nerve plasm" in the functioning of the mind in its manifestation in the physical body.
  True
  False

2.  Edgar Cayce spoke of the _______________ as spiritual centers that are important mediators of emotional experience.
  digestive organs
  liver and kidneys
  glands
  sensory organs

3.  Edgar Cayce described faulty neurobiology in cases of depression as a lapse of nerve impulse between the __________.
  gray and white nerve tissue
  medulla oblongata and peripheral nerves
  left and right hemispheres of the brain
  none of the above

4.  Edgar Cayce cited "self-condemnation" as a common cause of depression.
  True
  False

5.  Suggestive therapeutics is a form of natural hypnosis that can be given during _______________.
  the pre-sleep period
  electrotherapy
  massage
  all of the above

6.  The discovery of the antipsychotic effects of Thorazine originated with a chance discovery by a __________  physician.
  German
  Belgian
  French
  Canadian

7.  The electrotherapeutic effect of the wet cell battery is roughly comparable to the modern use of ECT.
  True
  False

8.  Companion therapy was often recommended by Edgar Cayce in cases of ___________________.
  schizophrenia
  dysthymia
  cyclothymia
  all of the above

9.  Cayce's perspective of depression is consistent with the medical model - only it goes beyond this view.
  True
  False

10.  Cayce's perspective on the causes of depression focuses almost entirely on the mental and spiritual aspects of the condition.
  True
  False

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