A graph that shows the relationship between Mania and Hypomania. The graph is divided into three sections each representing a different level of happiness. The top section is labeled "Upper limit of normal" mood (happiness joy) and the bottom section is titled "Good times" and "Bad times". The graph shows that Mania is higher in normal mood and has a higher level of sadness grief and depression. The middle section is labelled "Subsyndromal depression" and shows that the majority of Mania has a lower level of depression while the majority has a major depression. There are three lines in the graph each with a different color - orange yellow and blue. The orange line represents Mania's happiness the yellow line represents Good times and the blue line represents Bad times. The lines represent Bad times the red line represents Subsyndromeal depression and both lines represent Major depression.

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2012
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