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Alternating episodes of elation and sadness are referred to as
 
  A) bipolar disorder.
  B) unipolar depression.
  C) severe mania.
  D) severe depression.
  E) schizoaffective disorder.

Question 2

Suffering from a major affective disorder carries with it a serious risk of
 
  A) developing delusions and compulsions.
  B) death by suicide.
  C) cardiac disease.
  D) loss of dopamine cells within the prefrontal cortex.
  E) poor grooming habits.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B





 

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