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Across 3. Irresistible impulse to perform a relative meaningless act, repeatedly and in a stereotypical fashion 8. Intense fear of open spaces or being in public places 11. A form of depression that occurs typically during the winter months. 13. The cause or origin of a disorder. 16. Persistent, constant and often debilitating levels of anxiety. 18. Disorders involve an alteration in the normal interactive functions of consciousness, identity, or motor behavior 20. The likelihood a person may develop a particular disorder based on the amount of stress they are exposed too 21. Arises as a result of extreme early trauma, and characterizes two identities or more within the same individual 22. Extreme fear of being criticized by others 23. A brief mental disturbance in response to a traumatic event, lasts less than four weeks 24. Encompass the individual's feelings of anxiety

Down 1. Unwanted persistent thoughts and irresistible impulse to perform a ritual to relieve those thoughts 2. Sudden memory loss of declarative knowledge and usually affects the recollection of events that took place during and immediately after a stressful event. 4. Brief, abrupt, and unprovoked recurrent episodes of intense uncontrollable anxiety 5. A mood disorder that swings between periods of mania and depression 6. A mood in which a person feels highly energetic and extremely joyful 7. A person responds to severe stress by starting a whole new life and experiencing total amnesia about the past. 9. Occurs after a person experiences a psychological reenactment of past traumatic event 10. Psychological disorders involving exaggerated and maladaptive personality characteristics that persist over a long period of time and cause problems in a person's adjustment to everyday situations 12. Persistent feelings of sadness, discouragement, and hopelessness. Lasting a minimum of six weeks. 14. Psychological disorders, that swing between high and low moods 15. Disorders marked by disturbances of perceptual symptoms, cognitive symptoms, and emotional symptoms. These symptoms can either be positive or negative 17. Extreme reaction to a highly stressful event or situation 19. Exaggerated, persistent, and disruptive fears of a particular object, event, or setting 20. False beliefs that contradict known facts