Bipolar I Disorder Is Distinguished from Bipolar II by The

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Multiple Choice

Bipolar I disorder is distinguished from bipolar II by the:

• A) length of the symptoms of depression.
• B) length and severity of the symptoms of mania.
• C) severity of the symptoms of depression.
• D) number of depressive and manic episodes.

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Definitions:

Interest Rate Risk

The potential for investment losses due to fluctuations in interest rates.

Zero Coupon Treasury Bond

A government bond that does not pay interest throughout its life and is sold at a discount from the face value.

Reinvestment Rate Risk

The risk that the returns from reinvesting cash flows will be lower than expected due to changes in interest rate.

Market Interest Rate

The prevailing rate of interest available in the marketplace for securities of similar risk and maturity.