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Bipolar disorder used to be called manic depressive disorder. The seriousness of this mental illness leads one to dangerous behaviors such as suicide. Less severe cases tend to damage personal relationships and careers. It is characterized by high and low mood swings that move from mania to depression. How is mania described?

  1. Sadness, crying, sense of worthlessness, loss of energy
  2. Restless, talkative, reckless, euphoric
  3. Anger, hostility, stress, tension
  4. Happiness, cheerful, excited, pleasure
Explanation

Answer: B – Mania describes an increasingly restless, energetic, powerful period in one’s mental state. These characteristics often cause lavish spending sprees or impulsive sex. This high-flying mood can spiral into irritation, confusion, or the feeling of being trapped.

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