What are the different mood states associated with bipolar disorder? Excitement, boredom, anger, happiness Anxiety, stress, calmness, sadness Fear, joy, surprise, disgust Euphoria/mania, hypomania, baseline, depression

Euphoria/mania, hypomania, baseline, depression

Which of the following are emotional symptoms of mania? Fear, anxiety, panic Calmness, relaxation, contentment Sadness, hopelessness, fatigue Euphoric joy, excessive confidence, irritability & anger

Euphoric joy, excessive confidence, irritability & anger

What are the motivational symptoms of mania? Craving for stability, routine, and predictability Interest in intellectual pursuits, reading, and learning Desire for solitude, relaxation, and meditation Need for constant excitement, involvement, companionship

Need for constant excitement, involvement, companionship

Which behaviors are indicative of mania? Slow speech, cautious behavior, introversion Calm demeanor, careful planning, frugality Quiet reflection, solitude, minimal social interaction Rapid movement, flamboyance, risky behaviors

Rapid movement, flamboyance, risky behaviors

What are the cognitive symptoms of mania? Logical reasoning, humility, structured thoughts Focused attention, modesty, organized speech Clear thinking, realistic self-assessment, coherence Poor judgment, grandiose self-esteem, incoherence

Poor judgment, grandiose self-esteem, incoherence

What are the physical symptoms of mania? Fatigue, excessive sleep, lethargy Normal energy levels, regular sleep patterns Calmness, relaxation, restful sleep Excessive energy, little sleep but wide awake

Excessive energy, little sleep but wide awake

How does hypomania differ from mania? More severe, longer duration, significant impairment Equally severe, same duration, no impairment Less severe, shorter duration, no significant impairment Less severe, longer duration, significant impairment

Less severe, shorter duration, no significant impairment

What types of mood episodes are associated with bipolar disorders? Psychotic, delusional, hallucinatory Anxiety, panic, phobic Obsessive, compulsive, dissociative Major depressive, manic, hypomanic

Major depressive, manic, hypomanic

What characterizes a manic episode? Mild mood elevation for a few days Chronic anxiety and worry Severe depression lasting several weeks Abnormally excessive elation or euphoria for at least 1 week

Abnormally excessive elation or euphoria for at least 1 week

What are the key differences between mania and hypomania? Severity, duration, and level of impairment Cultural factors, genetic predisposition, and triggers Type of mood, frequency, and treatment Age of onset, gender prevalence, and symptoms

Severity, duration, and level of impairment

What disorder involves recurrent and persistent obsessions and/or compulsions? Panic Disorder Social Phobia Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

What is an image of our specific wants as well as precise ways to satisfy these wants? Dream Diary Vision Board Picture Album (Reality Therapy) Goal Setting

Picture Album (Reality Therapy)

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