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Define either Bipolar Disorder or any of the Depressive Disorders. How are the symptoms different than...

Define either Bipolar Disorder or any of the Depressive Disorders. How are the symptoms different than everyday sadness or elation? What would be needed to be classified with a disorder? Be sure to differentiate between types such as cyclothymia or SAD.

Discuss a physical, social or psychological factor that is significant in the disorder. Is there a treatment? Is monitoring needed? Are there any factors that would make monitoring difficult?

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Hayet Jeridi answered 1 year ago

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