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Bipolar disorder is characterized by what types of episodes?

What is derealization?

• Feeling overly connected to one's surroundings.
• Feeling indifferent towards one's surroundings.
• Feeling overwhelmed by one's surroundings.
• Feeling detached from one's surroundings

What is a synapse?

• A synapse is a chemical signal sent between two nerve cells.

• A synapse is a junction between two nerve cells.
• A synapse regulates neurons.

• A synapse is where a nerve cell receives input from other cells.

What is systemized amnesia?

• Inability to remember things relating to a category or person

• Inability to remember things relating to an event

• Inability to remember event(s)

• Inability to remember anything about the self

What does Broca's area control?

• visual perception

• speech production

• memory

• spatial awareness

In a person with DID, what could change across identities?

• Names, ages, and genders.
• Physical appearance, hobbies, and interests.
• Emotions, thoughts, and beliefs.
• Memories, behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions

What is DID usually caused by?

• Long-term trauma

• Traumatic event

• Traumatic injury

• Traumatic Shock

What's the standard treatment plan for those with AIWS?

• Migraine medication

• Psychotherapy

• No treatment available

• Epilepsy medication

What does the pineal gland control?

• Temperature

• Sleep patterns

• Sleep-wake cycle

• Production of melatonin

Dissociative fugue is:

• A psychological condition characterized by extreme fear and avoidance of social situations.
• A type of sleep disorder that causes excessive daytime sleepiness.
• A psychiatric disorder characterized by amnesia and sudden, unexpected travel away from a location.

• A rare neurological disorder characterized by memory loss and confusion.