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How us as a whole stereotype and don't fully understand the actual effects.

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1. Affects roughly 1 in 10 adults every year (18 Million)

2. The leading cause of disability worldwide

3. Leading reason of why somebody commits suicide every 13 minutes

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Depression can be an emotion that is something big that you have to feed and be with constantly.

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1. Genetics

Clinical Depression is more common in people who have family members that struggle with the same disease

1. Lifestyle

People who are overweight, abuse drugs and alcohol, overwork, sleep poorly, and have little time for fun or leisurely activities are more prone to developing depression

1. PTSD

After experiencing a traumatic event, some people develop PTSD, often having flashbacks of the event along with panic attacks

Major PTSD can lead to a lack of interaction and nervousness, thus making the life of the person who has it much harder, often leading to depression

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLCfQfa6GaQ

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Every emotion that can go into clinical depression and can affect someone.

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https://www.mentalhelp.net/articles/depression-hotline/

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1. Socioeconomic status: A person is more likely to have depression based on their socioeconomic status. This is because if you struggled with money or have a low paying job, you would be struggling to pay bills and buying necessary things. You would feel upset and stressed and this might possibly lead to depression.
2. Race:
People can feel sadness from being bullied about their race and can feel sad and possibly depressed if the racism gets too severe.
3. Genders:
People can feel sadness if they get made fun of for their gender and if the sexism gets more severe they can feel even more sad and depressed.

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Which are more of the physical aspect.

not going out anymore

not getting things done at work/school

withdrawing from close family and friends

relying on alcohol and sedatives

not doing usual enjoyable activities

unable to concentrate

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Surround yourself with people that make you happy, try to not let people that make you feel unworthy or upset into your life.

Try not to get yourself into scenarios that can affect your mental health, don't look for trouble in your life. Stay positive.

Try to keep yourself busy with calming activities and activities that make you happy, such as; yoga or reading or just even relaxing and watching tv but in healthy amounts.

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1. Psychotherapy/talk therapy - Emphasizes the importance of the client or patient speaking to a therapist as the main means of expressing and resolving their issues.
2. Support Groups - A group of people with common experiences or concerns who provide each other with encouragement, comfort, and advice.
3. Medications - Works by balancing chemicals in your brain called neurotransmitters. Neurotransmitters affect mood and emotions.

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This is more of the mental side of it.
1.  The first big one is feeling down and very upset a lot, or having suicidal
2.  Another symptom is not doing normal activities everyday, such as hobbies or sports.
3.  Another symptom of depression would be tiredness and lack of energy.
4.  Not eating a lot or not eating as much as you usually would eat.

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Clinical Depression is communicable because of the victim who is close to a their parent or friend, may feel what they (the victim) are going through and therefore create a "chain reaction". If a person has clinical depression, and that person directly gets in contact with you (touches you), it cannot spread from, "person to person" physically (like a disease), it's a more "emotional", in which effects another person.

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The most prominent form (severe stage) of an emotional state, characterized by feeling worthless and a lack of interest.