Prior to the DSM-III, conditions that are currently characterised as mood disorders were referred to by several different names, including all of the following EXCEPT

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Prior to the DSM-III, mood disorders were often referred to as affective disorders or depressive neuroses, but not psychotic episodes, which are a different category of mental health conditions.

Prior to the DSM-III, Conditions That Are Currently Characterised as Mood