Some individuals are dignosed with depression and not bipolar disorder because depression is more than just feeling low. It's a deep sadness or emptiness you can't shake. You might feel hopeless, worthless, and restless. You might lose interest in things that you used to enjoy. Depression often goes hand-in-hand with sleep problems, changes in appetite, and trouble concentrating. It can lead to suicidal thoughts or actions. People who suffer with depression might have some days that are better than others. But without proper treatment, their mood tends to remain low. Whereas bipolar disorder is different. If you have it, you have extreme mood swings. You experience periods of depression. But you also have periods of great highs. Bipolar refers to the opposite ends, or poles, of the emotional spectrum. You might be severely depressed for a period of hours, days, weeks, or even months before entering a manic period. The mania could range from several days to two months or longer. It's also possible to have a type of bipolar disorder in which you experience manic and depressive symptoms at the same time. You might feel sad and hopeless but also be very agitated and restless.
Sudden change to a predictable routine.
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<u>Social class </u>is the factor that causes diversity in families
Explanation:
The Golden rule of India is ‘Unity in Diversity” which runs the entire country and families in it.
Among Indian families staying across the length and breadth of India, there is a huge diversity mainly because of the social classes. The social classes divide Indian communities based on their religion, caste, and economic conditions mainly.
Religiously, Indian families diversify and follow any of the religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Parsi, Bhuddhism, Jainism and many more. With Hinduism being the majority community followed, people belonging to other religions like Islam or Christianity are called minority communities.
Caste or community wise, Indian families are broadly classified as forward class communities, backward class communities, most backward class communities, scheduled class/tribe etc. People belonging to various castes are placed accordingly into each community.
Economically, Indian families are classified as upper class, middle class (upper and lower) and lower class.
Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia
nervosa have demonstrated the influence of psychological forces. Physiologically factors play a role in both anorexia and bulimia and they are
challenging family settings and weight obsessed societal pressures. People with
anorexia starve themselves but diet as well because they see and imagine themselves as a
fat person. People who have bulimia binge and purge in secret.
