Hypomanic Episodes Differ from Manic Episodes in That

question 9

Multiple Choice

Hypomanic episodes differ from manic episodes in that ...

• A) Fewer symptoms are required to diagnose a hypomanic episode.
• B) Hypomanic episodes are perceived as enjoyable.
• C) Hypomanic episodes have a shorter duration requirement for diagnosis.
• D) Hypomanic episodes are always accompanied by symptoms of depression.

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Definitions:

Myotonia

Muscle tension.

Sexual Response Cycle

The series of physical and emotional phases that occur when an individual becomes sexually aroused and participates in sexually stimulating activities, including phases of arousal, plateau, orgasm, and resolution.

Orgasm

is the climax of sexual stimulation, characterized by intense pleasure and accompanied by a series of involuntary contractions of the genital muscles.

Theories of Motivation

Explorations and explanations of why individuals are driven to perform actions, goals, and behaviors.