Name: Ma. Iza Exequille G.

Fabores Section: STEM 1

Teacher: Mdm. Maria Vinice Sumaljag Date Submitted: Sept. 15, 2020

TASK 2

SOURCE BENEFIT
1. Long-term effects of mental Individuals with common mental disorders are

disorders on marital outcomes in the at greater risk of marital dissolution and are

National Comorbidity Survey ten-year less likely to enter new marriages. These
follow-up. factors contribute to the diminished social

engagement and social support for individuals

Mojtabai, R., Stuart, E. A., Hwang, I.,
with these disorders. Interventions aimed at
Eaton, W. W., Sampson, N., & Kessler, R.
improving marital and family relationships
C. (2017). Long-term effects of mental
could potentially ameliorate the effect of
disorders on marital outcomes in the
mental disorders on these vital social ties.
National Comorbidity Survey ten-year

follow-up. Social psychiatry and

psychiatric epidemiology, 52(10), 1217-

1226.
2. Analysis of the prevalence of mental The study of the mind-skin connection in

disorders in psoriasis: the relevance of psoriasis may improve the knowledge about

psychiatric assessment in psoriasis and its psychiatric comorbidities.

dermatology. The link between psoriasis and associated

mental disorders is frequently forgotten or not

Roque Ferreira, B., Pio-Abreu, J. L., Reis,
considered in the clinical practice. Psychiatric
J. P., & Figueiredo, A. (2017). Analysis of
disorders in patients with psoriasis may be
the prevalence of mental disorders in
underdiagnosed. These patients would really
psoriasis: the relevance of psychiatric
benefit from psychiatric assessment, with
assessment in dermatology. Psychiatria
Danubina, 29(4), 401-406. therapeutic relevance.
3. Psoriasis and associated psychiatric The study of psychopathology can amplify our

disorders: a systematic review on understanding about the etiopathogenesis of

etiopathogenesis and clinical psoriasis and associated mental disorders.

correlation. Patients would benefit from a

psychodermatologic approach. The adequate

Ferreira, B. I. R. C., Abreu, J. L. P. D. C.,
treatment should take into account the mental
Dos Reis, J. P. G., & Figueiredo, A. M. D.
disorders associated with psoriasis as well as
C. (2016). Psoriasis and associated
the circumstances under which they occur.
psychiatric disorders: a systematic review

on etiopathogenesis and clinical

correlation. The Journal of clinical and

aesthetic dermatology, 9(6), 36.

4. Detecting depression and mental  Automated detection methods may help to

illness on social media: an integrative identify depressed or otherwise at-risk

review. individuals through the large-scale passive

Guntuku, S. C., Yaden, D. B., Kern, M. L.,
Ungar, L. H., & Eichstaedt, J. C. (2017).
Detecting depression and mental illness
on social media: an integrative
monitoring of social media, and in the future
may complement existing screening
procedures.

review. Current Opinion in Behavioral

Sciences, 18, 43-49.
 During the 18 months after being identified
5. Adequacy of treatment for child and
adolescent mental disorders in with a mental disorder, only a small

Australia: A national study. percentage of children have enough contact

Sawyer, M. G., Reece, C. E., Sawyer, A. with health professionals to allow provision of
C., Hiscock, H., & Lawrence, D. (2019). minimally adequate treatment (MAT). This
Adequacy of treatment for child and
may be contributing to the unchanging high
adolescent mental disorders in Australia:
A national study. Australian & New prevalence of childhood mental disorders
Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 53(4), 326-
335.

In this lesson, I learned that the greatest strength of conducting quantitative

research is the objectivity and the data can be very consistent, precise and

reliable. However, its limitations includes the diffuculty to understand the context

of a phenomenon, and the data may not be rebust enough to explain complex

issue. In addition, the secondary data can be unavailable and difficult to access

available data.