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grin007 [14]
3 years ago
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Jack is often very sullen and severely depressed. Sometimes he will go days without getting out of bed. Yet every so often he ha

s a burst of energy, lasting a week or two, when he doesn't sleep more than a couple of hours a day. During these times, he often starts major renovation projects in his house, knocking down walls and tearing up floors in order to make his house into a "mansion." What disorder is Jack MOST likely exhibiting?
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pantera1 [17]3 years ago
6 0

   Jack is probably most likely to have Schizoaffective Disorder which is a chronic  mental health condition , because the symptoms are depression, which is Jack being depressed and sullen, and mania which explains the tearing down of walls and ¨renovation¨, also being delusional is another symptom as Jake does renovation projects in his house to make his house in a ¨mansion¨.

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