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    When a Person Is Depressed but Has Never Experienced Mania
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When a Person Is Depressed but Has Never Experienced Mania

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When a person is depressed but has never experienced mania, his or her depression is said to be unipolar in quality. If the person has experienced mania at least once, the depression is said to be bipolar

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