A psychologist in training was interviewing a patient who appeared lethargic, and reported feelings of worthlessness and suicidal thoughts. The patient met with the psychologist for a month. At the last meeting, the patient seemed hyperactive,
euphoric, and even giddy. The psychologist was delighted with the effectiveness of the therapy. Before judging the therapy to have been effective, what question would a good psychological detective want answered?
a) How would the patient describe his early childhood?
b) Was the client receiving another form of therapy at another center?
c) Was the apparent improvement due to the development of manic symptoms of bipolar disorder?
d) Does the patient have a brain tumor that affects the levels of neurotransmitters associated with schizophrenia?
C
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