People that suffer from a unipolar disorder experience __________, while people with bipolar disorders tend to experience ______
____. a. only depression . . . alternating bouts of depression and mania b. depression and mania simultaneously . . . only depression c. alternating bouts of depression and mania . . . only mania d. only mania . . . alternating bouts of mania and depression please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d
Those suffering from a unipolar disorder experience <u>a. only </u><u>depression,</u> while others with bipolar disorders experience <u>alternating bouts of </u><u>depression</u><u> and </u><u>mania</u>.
<h3>What is the difference between depression and mania?</h3>
The difference between depression and mania is that depression leads to some periods of sadness while mania combines depressed moods with unusual energy.
Manic depression can be likened to major depression.
Thus, those suffering from a unipolar disorder experience <u>a. only </u><u>depression,</u> while others with bipolar disorders experience <u>alternating bouts of </u><u>depression</u><u> and </u><u>mania</u>.
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