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If a person is grieving from loss or the death of a loved one, sadness is a normal reaction that is to be expected. If the sadness persists, however, it may take professional judgment to decide if a person is still grieving or is becoming depressed.
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"The problems for some youngsters start before their teen years, when they experience extreme anxiety over social situations, whether it's attending school or being invited to a party."
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"The anxiety and depression may be two different reactions to the same fear--being rejected by peers. Most teens are "pretty concerned about people thinking negatively about them," the Pitt researcher said, but in depression, "it's exacerbated."
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"Testosterone can be thought of as a social hormone, and it makes people care about where they stand in the social hierarchy. In boys that may lead them to take risks and do stupid things to gain attention and standing," such as risky driving or drug abuse, "but in girls, caring about what others think may make them depressed and anxious."

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"People who are depressed may feel sad all the time. But depression can affect people differently. It can affect you physically." paragraph 3

Jamie

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"Kids who avoid fearful situations don't have the opportunity to face their fears and don't learn that their fears are manageable," Page 1, Paragraph 4

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"Instead you feel flat and “blah” and unable to care about anything." Page 1 paragraph 1

"Many try to carry on in spite of their deep, emotional pain."  Page 2 paragraph 3

"Whatever you do seems to go wrong. Even if it doesn’t, you can see only the bad things." Page 3 paragraph 11

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Recently, a friend asked Georgiann to participate in a school program to help students become more compassionate and stop bullying. She agreed to speak about her struggle with depression at a school assembly along with others sharing tough experiences. Pg 4 Par 6
Aidan, Marcus, Mike

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"When you’re depressed, nothing seems to work out the way you’d hoped. Whatever you do seems to go wrong. Even if it doesn’t, you can see only the bad things. "
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"It’s a common belief that people with depression cannot function, but many depressed individuals can actually keep going to work or school. Some take medication or get some other form of treatment". Page 2 Paragraph 1

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"Kids who avoid fearful situations don't have the opportunity to face their fears and don't learn that their fears are manageable," he says."
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"There are many external reasons for a child to experience anxiety, such as bullying at school or problems at home, and it is important to assess if such factors are to blame rather than "just stressing personal coping strategies."

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"  But she also seemed painfully shy, avoiding parties and gatherings of friends. Her mother, Amy, says she worried that her daughter "wasn't participating in her own life."
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The high-school sophomore overcame a crippling case of social anxiety as a patient in the Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders program at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. page 1 par 1
Aidan, mike, marcus

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"I found with the [phone app] research that the differences in how they're spending their everyday lives aren't huge. When you ask the depressed kids in the clinic how their week was, they say 'Oh, it was terrible,' but when you actually assess them in real time it's not as bad as you think it will be." page 5 paragraph4

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"I found with the [phone app] research that the differences in how they're spending their everyday lives aren't huge. When you ask the depressed kids in the clinic how their week was, they say 'Oh, it was terrible,' but when you actually assess them in real time it's not as bad as you think it will be." page 5 paragraph4

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Mustafa and Ahmed

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"Children and teens with anxiety disorders don't recognize their fears as unreasonable and may have physical symptoms like stomachache and headache. They may suffer from chronic, excessive worry about school, social interactions, health and safety, and world events."

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"Children and teens with anxiety disorders don't recognize their fears as unreasonable and may have physical symptoms like stomachache and headache. They may suffer from chronic, excessive worry about school, social interactions, health and safety, and world events."

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(Page 2 Paragraph 3) Robert and Welby

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"In girls particularly, the surge of sex hormones that comes with puberty may set the stage for depression, particularly if they are already vulnerable to it." Pg.2 Paragraph #1

" Even if they go to an event like a pizza party that they think will be pleasurable, 'they often manage to find the one negative event that sours things for them. We don't know exactly why.' " Pg.3 Paragraph #4

David P.

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"When your child is scared or worried about something, does he try to get away from it?" Children are asked to describe their habits, such as, "When I feel scared or worried about something I try not to go near it."               pg 3 paragraph 3

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"When your child is scared or worried about something, does he try to get away from it?" Children are asked to describe their habits, such as, "When I feel scared or worried about something I try not to go near it."               pg 3 paragraph 3

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Josh and Tyler

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"Depression becomes more common as children grow into teens. Between age 12 and age 15, teen girls become three times more likely to experience depression." pg 2 paragraph 4

Jamie

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"Georgiann has struggled with depression since the eighth grade and she was treated with medication. But she also seemed painfully shy, avoiding parties and gatherings of friends."

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"Georgiann has struggled with depression since the eighth grade and she was treated with medication. But she also seemed painfully shy, avoiding parties and gatherings of friends."

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(page 3, paragraph 5) Robert and Welby

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"It’s a common belief that people with depression cannot function, but many depressed individuals can actually keep going to work or school."

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"It’s a common belief that people with depression cannot function, but many depressed individuals can actually keep going to work or school."

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Page 2 paragraph 2- Jamal and francisco

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 the combination of genetic vulnerability and having negative experiences with peers probably increases the likelihood they'll go on that trajectory and become depressed." Page 2 paragraph 3

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 the combination of genetic vulnerability and having negative experiences with peers probably increases the likelihood they'll go on that trajectory and become depressed." Page 2 paragraph 3

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Shaheena and mirjana

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"It’s a common belief that people with depression cannot function, but many depressed individuals can actually keep going to work or school." 

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"It’s a common belief that people with depression cannot function, but many depressed individuals can actually keep going to work or school." 

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¨The problems for some youngsters start before their teen years, when they experience extreme anxiety over social situations, whether it's attending school or being invited to a party.¨Page 1 paragraph 5

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¨The problems for some youngsters start before their teen years, when they experience extreme anxiety over social situations, whether it's attending school or being invited to a party.¨Page 1 paragraph 5

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Ahmed and Mustafa

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The anxiety and depression may be two different reactions to the same fear--being rejected by peers. Most teens are "pretty concerned about people thinking negatively about them, Page 1 paragraph 6 

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The anxiety and depression may be two different reactions to the same fear--being rejected by peers. Most teens are "pretty concerned about people thinking negatively about them, Page 1 paragraph 6 

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Shaheena and mirjana

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 Peter, Aj                                                                       "Sometimes you might not even feel sad. Instead you feel flat and “blah” and unable to care about anything. Recent studies show that more than 20 percent of teens have emotional problems. One-third of adolescents attending psychiatric clinics suffer from depression." Page 1, Paragraph 2 

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 Peter, Aj                                                                       "Sometimes you might not even feel sad. Instead you feel flat and “blah” and unable to care about anything. Recent studies show that more than 20 percent of teens have emotional problems. One-third of adolescents attending psychiatric clinics suffer from depression." Page 1, Paragraph 2 

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"Kids who avoid fearful situations don't have the opportunity to face their fears and don't learn that their fears are manageable," he says. pg 1, paragraph 4

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"Kids who avoid fearful situations don't have the opportunity to face their fears and don't learn that their fears are manageable," he says. pg 1, paragraph 4

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Josh and Tyler

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"If you’re depressed you probably feel sad, discouraged, and hopeless for an extended time. "Paragraph 1, page 1.
"Persistent depressive disorder describes a chronically depressed mood. That means the symptoms are less intense than with major depression, but the depression lasts longer." Page 5, Paragraph 3
"A depressed person can feel hopeless, helpless, worthless, and, worst of all, alone. It becomes easy for depressed people to feel trapped by their troubles and become withdrawn" Page 4, Paragraph 1

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¨The problems for some youngsters start before their teen years, when they experience extreme anxiety over social situations, whether its attending school or being at a party.¨ pg.1 paragraph 5                                                     ¨The anxiety and depression may be two different reactions to the same fear--being rejected by peers.¨ pg.1 paragraph 6                                                                        ¨The environment they grew up in also plays a part...¨ pg.2 paragraph 3

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¨The problems for some youngsters start before their teen years, when they experience extreme anxiety over social situations, whether its attending school or being at a party.¨ pg.1 paragraph 5                                                     ¨The anxiety and depression may be two different reactions to the same fear--being rejected by peers.¨ pg.1 paragraph 6                                                                        ¨The environment they grew up in also plays a part...¨ pg.2 paragraph 3

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Natalia & Patryk