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manic-depressive illness, pediatric bipolar disorder is one of the hardest psychological illnesses to diagnose in children. The psychological disorder is mainly characterized of mood swings switching from mania to depressive periods of time called episodes. Bipolar episodes in children last for a week or more. Also known as early onset bipolar disorder, it is usually more intense than the typical mood swings of a child or adult-onset bipolar disorder. Pediatric bipolar disorder spans across all…

According to DSM-5 Criteria, major depressive episode is classified as having at least five of the symptoms, including depressed mood, lack of pleasure in activities, unusual sleeping pattern, significant change in weight or in appetite, loss of energy, sense of worthlessness or guilt, difficulties in thinking, and recurrent thoughts of death or suicide. In additions, criteria for a manic episode includes having symptoms such as increased self-esteem, decreased need for…

english concept from the episode of The First 48 was the use of “pathos”, which is the art of persuasion by use of emotion. The specific pathos that was used in this episode is intended to make the viewer feel sorrow and sympathy. The producer of this episode chose to emphasize the sadness of the loss of the lives of Yayehyirad Lemma and Yenenesh Desta to engage the viewer and force the viewer to mourn the loss of the lives along with the family and friends. The episode showed the victim 's…

Satirical cartoons that air on television, such as The Boondocks and Black Dynamite, deal with racial topics and are viewed as humorous forms of entertainment. These cartoons are not taken seriously since many audience members misinterpret the cartoons’ context. Viewers not understanding the context of the shows and repeatedly viewing these images cause many to associate these events in the cartoons towards reality, which is one of the effects of the Ideomotor Theory. Fans of these shows also go…

something like that could not happen too them. However, the reality is that most criminals are not what people would expect. They are not always the shifty or strange figure lurking in the shadows. CBS’s show Criminal Minds reveals this in their many episodes. This show follows the work of the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) as they prowl through “the process of creating a profile on the killer, termed ‘Unknown subject’ or ‘Unsub,’ rather than the crime itself.” (“’’Criminal Minds’’ Might…

This episode is definitely the most favorite episode from The Simpsons that I’ve watched since it tackled a character that I absolutely fascinated about, Mr. Burns. At the beginning of the episode, we saw Mr. Burns’ character a lot as he were dreaming about his past where he left his life of poverty (and his beloved bear, BoBo) to go off and live the life of a luxury with a heartless millionaire. The first scene of him agrees to leave his own family without any hesitation and choose to live with…

The episode of White Bear, from the British TV show Black Mirror starts with Victoria waking up in a post apocalyptic world, where she doesn’t remember and recognize anything except for a photo she found of her with a boy and a little girl, who she believes are her boyfriend/husband and her daughter. She starts to be followed by someone who wants to kill her and after being helped by a girl who met in a gas store while escaping she has been told that people are techno-zombies and either want…

her treatment for a while, but it was better for her to be on medications because the benefits outweigh the harm. I learned that having bipolar disorder can be a truly terrifying experience. Before she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, her manic episodes were not hurtful at the start of her disorder, and were helpful for her to get work done quicker than usual. Reading a personal account of this disorder helps to put into perspective how the disease affects a person. The effects can be felt…

the series if the next episode "Bart the Genius" turned out as bad, but it only suffered from easily fixable problems. The debut was moved to December, and "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire" became the first episode of the series. In some of the episodes of the first season, the characters act completely differently from in later seasons; Lisa, for example, is undisciplined and short-tempered, while Homer is the voice of reason; these roles are reversed in later episodes. During the second…

Death of a Salesman is an award-winning play, written by Arthur Miller about a character named Willy Loman and his constant episodes of mental uncertainty. Willy suffers from almost constant involuntary episodes in which he relives past scenarios. Willy’s current state has his two sons, wife, and friends all baffled. As he roams around speaking to people only he can see, his family and friends are left to wonder what is going on. Factors like stress, a need for notoriety, and guilt cause Willy’s…