identify and describe the main diagnostic features of depression, mania, and psychosis individually for all questions:

Consider biomedical factors: Describe what does it mean to characterize the disorders as "diseases of the nervous system and the body?

Consider clinical factors: Describe the similarities between the disorders selected. In what ways might these similarities impact diagnosis and treatment?

Consider historical factors: Describe the ways deinstitutionalization has impacted patient rights, levels of care, and access to treatment of the disorders over time.

• Consider sociocultural factors: Describe the social and cultural changes that have caused shifts in the public's perception of the disorders over time
• Support answers with credible sources

Using Psychosis as the disorder

Consider the mind-body connection: Describe whether a discernible bidirectional relationship exists between the disorder and physical illness. If so, explain.

Consider the impact of language and messaging:Describe how the words we use (e.g., in casual conversation, in media communications) when discussing a disorder influence our willingness or ability to manage the disorder.

Consider the effect of lifestyle choices:Describe the small, but significant, changes in attitude/behavior we can make that could help us to manage the symptoms of the disorder.