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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22368-7physical, cognitive, mental or sensory and could be either developmental or acquired. Combinations also occur. The consequences of any impairment could be loss of function or limitations in participation in various activities and in completing tasks.

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Dissensbewältigung durch Expertenkonsens?tification of symptomatology and of various deficits is quite a different issue. Although the clinical opinion can give a rough impression of the ‘quality’ of the clinical picture and its ‘severity’, and most important how they change from one time point to another, such estimations are largely idiosyncratic.

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Disability and Overall Burden Related with Bipolar Disorder,physical, cognitive, mental or sensory and could be either developmental or acquired. Combinations also occur. The consequences of any impairment could be loss of function or limitations in participation in various activities and in completing tasks.

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Aetiopathogenesis of Bipolar Disorder,ry caused much of the research to focus indiscriminately on ‘mood disorders’ by pooling together bipolar and unipolar patients in study samples. Bipolar depression was not studied separately from unipolar for too long, and mania was not the intensive focus of research.

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Psychometric and Neuropsychological Assessment,tification of symptomatology and of various deficits is quite a different issue. Although the clinical opinion can give a rough impression of the ‘quality’ of the clinical picture and its ‘severity’, and most important how they change from one time point to another, such estimations are largely idiosyncratic.

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Special Issues,t hold true concerning BD, for which similar rates between males and females are reported. There are some data suggesting that males might be over-represented in those diagnosed with a BD-I and females over-represented in those diagnosed with a BD-II disorder.