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darbym82

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What is one way that dysthymia differs from major depression?
 
  a. Dysthymia is more severe.
  b. Dysthymia usually lasts longer.
  c. Dysthymia responds better to medication.
  d. Dysthymia usually has a precipitating event.

Question 2

Hypomania is an episode involving
 
  a. high energy, but less severe than mania.
  b. high energy, but more severe than mania.
  c. low energy, but less severe than depression.
  d. low energy, but more severe than depression.



momo1250

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a.



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