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Which of the following symptoms is most closely related to mania? decreased need for sleep excessive happiness increased anxiety reduced interest in things

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Which of the following symptoms is most closely related to mania?

	decreased need for sleep
	excessive happiness
	increased anxiety
	reduced interest in things

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