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Mary feels worried and anxious all of the time and has difficulty sleeping. One type of anxiety disorder that might explain Mary's symptoms is: Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

          Mary feels worried and anxious all of the time and has difficulty sleeping. One type of anxiety disorder that might explain Mary's symptoms is: Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
        

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Mary feels worried and anxious all of the time and has difficulty sleeping. One type of anxiety disorder that might explain Mary's symptoms is: Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
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00:01 Hello students, we are given a question that mary experiences feelings of deep sadness, okay? that lasts for several months at a time and make it hard for her to get out of bed to care for her children.
00:13 She sometimes experiences short periods where she is a bit more creative and energized than normal and is able to even succeed at her job as a book illustrator.
00:25 Now we are given a statement that mary is most likely experiencing blank disorders.
00:30 And we are given some options like bipolar 1 major depressive bipolar second and persistent depressive...
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