Asked by
suraj singh
on Dec 27, 2024Verified
For people suffering from bipolar disorder, manic episodes usually
A) do not last as long as depressive episodes.
B) result in more distress than depressive episodes.
C) last about two weeks.
D) reduce the risk of suicide.
Manic Episodes
Periods of abnormally elevated mood and high energy, often characteristic of bipolar disorder.
Depressive Episodes
Periods marked by profound sadness, lack of energy, and diminished interest in activities, characteristic of major depressive disorder.
Suicide Risk
The likelihood that an individual will attempt to take their own life, often assessed through various psychological and behavioral factors.
- Distinguish bipolar disorder as a mood disorder and grasp its symptomatic expressions.
Verified Answer
MK
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish bipolar disorder as a mood disorder and grasp its symptomatic expressions.