Answer:
C) a manic episode.
Explanation:
Manic episode: In psychology, a maniac episode is described as not being a disorder itself instead is characterized as a part of a condition in bipolar disorder. A manic episode is considered as an emotional state consisting of a period of accurately one week of mood that exists which is generally irritable, elevated, or expansive.
An individual in a manic episode feels irritated, excited or happy, full of energy, unable to sleep, etc.
Symptoms:
1. Abnormally upbeat.
2. Increased activity, or agitation.
3. Decreased need for sleep.
In the question above, Mr. Hoffman's behavior is most indicative of a manic episode.
