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In some cases, the mania in bipolar I is so severe it results in psychosis, which is d) a failure to recognize reality.
Mania can be described as a phase in bipolar I in which the patient becomes extremely unstable and shows such aggressive behavior that it is difficult to control the person.
Psychosis is an extreme, worsened condition of mania in which a person neither perceives himself nor others in reality. During the phase of psychosis, the patient loses control and also loses contact with reality.
Hallucinations as well as delusions are the most common attributes that occur during the psychosis phase.
The question will correctly be written as:
In some cases, the mania in bipolar I is so severe it results in psychosis, which is group of answer choices
a) intense anxiety.
b) a personality disorder.
c) a comorbid disorder.
d) a failure to recognize reality.
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