1. What feelings and thoughts came up for you while viewing this video? If you haven't experienced depression yourself or a loved one, do you feel that this helped you see from the perspective of one who suffers from depression? Consider the historical and often current view that when one is depressed/sad, they can "just get over it". Elaborate, and include ideas such as stigma and lack of access to essential treatment, etc. 2. You read several personal accounts of living with Bipolar disorder(s) in the article above. Reflect on what you read, discuss which story impacted you the greatest, and why. How do you think Bipolar disorders are viewed today? Consider the way "I'm so bipolar" and similar statements are thrown around without truly realizing what this means. What are the implications of this? Expand. 3. Re-read the Trending....topic in your textbook page 185 titled "How Effective are Antidepressant Drugs, Really?". Discuss how the issue of publication bias has potentially affected doctor's, therapist's, and the public's views on antidepressant effectiveness. Include your thoughts about the statistics reported, and the possible implications this data might have for treating depression. Expand. DO NOT simply list or discuss the examples provided in our textbook. I'm interested in YOUR thoughts, not what the textbook might say.