Childhood Patterns of Behavior That Are Diagnosed as Bipolar Disorder

question 25

Multiple Choice

Childhood patterns of behavior that are diagnosed as bipolar disorder differ from adult patterns in that:

• A) children display depression, but adults generally do not.
• B) children display more symptoms of mania than adults do.
• C) a higher proportion of girls than women are diagnosed with the disorder.
• D) children display rage and aggression rather than mania.

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Definitions:

Toddler

A young child, typically aged between 1 to 3 years old, who is in the early stages of walking and developing cognitive abilities.

Attachment Style

Patterns of expectations, needs, and emotions one has in interpersonal relationships, developed from early interactions with caregivers.

Mutuality

The quality or condition of mutual dependence, support, or sharing in a relationship or engagement.

Parasocial Relationship

A type of relationship where individuals feel an emotional connection to a media personality or character without any reciprocal interaction.