Which factor should be identified as the most important contributing factor to the diagnosis of bipolar disorder?

A) Genetics and biochemical alterations
B) A poor mother–child relationship
C) Evidence of a lesion in the temporal lobe
D) Learned helplessness within a dysfunctional family system


A

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