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    Describe how altered states of consciousness related to sleep‚ psychoactive drugs‚ or meditation and hypnosis affect individuals with the disorder Individuals that suffer from bipolar disorder‚ also known as manic-depressive disorder‚ display periods of positive high activity then drop to periods of emotional depression as well as lack of interest no matter what kind of task they are trying to accomplish or activity they are participating in. These episodes expand for a period of weeks‚ however

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    the different types of bipolar disorder and some of the symptoms of each‚ the lifestyle of the affected person‚ interventions and restraining forces. This lifelong condition has recurring episodes of manic and depression that lasts from days to months. All people with bipolar disorder have manic episodes-abnormally elevated or irritable moods that last at least a week and impair functioning. ‚ but not all become depressed (American Psychological Association.org). Approximately 10 million people

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    (Catholic Online). Elizabeth had a very good bond with her step mother and when she and her father got divorced‚ she abandoned Elizabeth. She wanted nothing to do with her. This made Elizabeth feel depressed and alone. She went on to marry William Magee Seton when she was 19 years old. He eventually died of tuberculosis‚ leaving Elizabeth a widow at age 29. She started a religious order that went on to spread throughout the country. This is what she is most known for. Then on January 4‚ 1821‚ Elizabeth

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    Bipolar disorder‚ also known as manic-depressive illness‚ is a brain disorder that causes unusual shifts in mood‚ energy‚ activity levels‚ and the ability to carry out day-to-day tasks. Symptoms of bipolar disorder are severe. They are different from the normal ups and downs that everyone goes through from time to time. Bipolar disorder symptoms can result in damaged relationships‚ poor job or school performance‚ and even suicide. But bipolar disorder can be treated‚ and people with this illness

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    Abstract This paper will be discussing Bipolar Disorder. It will cover some of today’s diagnosis methods and treatment. The treatments covered will involve psychotherapy and antidepressant drugs. Bipolar Disorder Many refer to Bipolar Disorder as manic-depressive disorder. This disorder causes people to swing from very low depressive states to extreme highs of “mania.” When people are depressed they may feel sad‚ hopeless and lose interest in everyday activities. However‚ when their mood shifts

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    Hamlet. From the beginning to the end of the play‚ Hamlet demonstrates many attitudes and behaviors that someone who has a behavioral disorder would display‚ a bipolar disorder that is. A bipolar disorder is historically known as manic–depressive disorder or manic depression. It is a disorder where people typically alternate between episodes of depression and episodes of acting extremely happy and active. These episodes can either alternate between a few days to a few months. Some of the symptoms

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    Resource Management‚ 11(2)‚ 336-365. 12. Kotter‚ P. & Heskett‚ L. (1992). Corporate Culture and Performance. New York: Macmillan. 13. Lawler‚ E.‚ & McDermott‚ M. (2003). Current performance management practices. WorldatWork Journal‚ 12(2)‚ 49-60. 14. Magee‚ K. C. (2002). The impact of organizational culture on the implementation of performance management (Doctoral dissertation). Available from Dissertations and Theses database (UMI No. 3047909). 15. Marcoulides‚ G. & Heck‚ R. (1993). Organizational culture

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    Abnormal Psychology | Unipolar and Bipolar Depression | Causes‚ Symptoms‚ and Treatment | Shawn M Best 10/16/2011 | Identifying the causes of unipolar and bipolar depression can be a complicated task because there are no known exact causes‚ just theories. These theories include chemical and hormonal imbalances within the brain‚ a misfiring of ion activity‚ and inherited genetics or biological abnormalities (Comer‚ 2005). Individuals who suffer with unipolar depression‚ which

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    Bathing‚ cooking‚ and shopping; these routine activities are seemingly second-nature for the majority of people. But for the more than seventy-nine million Americans‚ including myself‚ who have been diagnosed with either an anxiety or mood disorder‚ performing these tasks can seem like impossible feats to accomplish (“U.S. and World Population Clock”). With a combined lifetime prevalence of 24.6% (31.6% for anxiety disorders and 17.5% for mood disorders) and a combined lifetime morbid risk of 36

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    friend was unjustly sentenced. It was through this that I discovered to never put myself in a position where I could be made an example of. It was more then ten years ago when a close family friend of mine has been at the peak of struggling with manic depression. A bipolar disorder‚ main depression is a mental illness which is characterized by episodes of mania‚ excessively intense enthusiasm‚ interest‚ or desire‚ followed by intense episodes of depression. This dramatic change in mental states

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