Sunday, September 5th, 2010 at
8:34 am
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at
8:43 am
hey all,
I have a college research about are high iq people more likely to be bipolar ! i will appreciate your help if you fill out my questionnaire at the link below( i will only take 30 second!) and write down your IQ result ( if u know) and it will help me so much!!
and if you do not know ur IQ i have a free iq test link which gives u ur score in 10 minutes :
and i will be happy if u take time and do that.so all my iq scores will be on the same scale !!
plzzzzz pllzzzzzz help ! i really need ur help !!!!!
the link for my survey is:
http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey.asp?sid=5mf6lxse6fm7aw5784590
the free iq test : http://www.3smartcubes.com/pages/tests/iq-test/iq-test_instructions.asp
TNX!!!!!!!
Friday, August 27th, 2010 at
8:36 am
I know I have been asking about depression, but I read up, and I think I have bipolar. I have had Mixed affective episodes and I’m almost absoulutely sure i have it.
ANYWAY
Does anyone know how you get tested for bipolar?
How to tell people?
thank you
btw:
A mixed affective episode is defined as a state of mind wherein feelings of depression and mania are felt at once. This can include confusion, impulsiveness, insomnia, irritability, suicidal thoughts, racing thoughts, rage, or abnormal aggression.As isolated, one time occurrences, the above are not usually considered evidence of a bipolar disorder. When they are recurring or happen in conjunction with one another, it may very well be that the person is suffering from bipolar disorder.Treating bipolar disorder should not be attempted without first having a thorough, professional diagnosis conducted. Misdiagnosis and improper (and even illegal) administration of medication has occurred more than once thanks to untrained armchair psychiatry.
