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Several months later, John's therapist notices that John is irritable.Additionally, he is not sleeping, overly active, and engaging in dangerous, risky behaviors. These symptoms have been present for over a week. At this point, John's diagnosis should be:
a) Cyclothymic disorder
b) Major depressive disorder, recurrent
c) Persistent depressive disorder
d) Bipolar I disorder
e) Bipolar Il disorder

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