Question

1. the second mental health disorder i am exploring is bipolar disorder

know
what do you already know about this mental health disorder? list at least 3 facts, or things you have heard, about this topic.
complete before you research.
want
what do you want to learn about this topic? list 1-2 things you hope to learn.
complete before you research
learned
what did you learn after researching? list as many things as you can.
complete after you research.
question
what questions do you still have—or now have—after researching? list 1-2 things you would like to learn more about.
complete after you research.

1. critical thought question: what are some stereotypes, judgments, or misconceptions about this mental illness? think about what is commonly portrayed in the media or common thoughts/perceptions people may have of those experiencing this mental health disorder.

Explanation:

The problem is about exploring bipolar disorder, including prior knowledge, learning goals, and post - research learning and questions. The subfield of Psychology (under Social Science) is the most appropriate as it deals with mental health disorders, perceptions, and stereotypes related to mental illness. For the "Know" section, we can list common prior knowledge about bipolar disorder. For example, bipolar disorder involves mood swings between manic and depressive episodes; it is a chronic mental health condition; genetics can play a role in its development. For the "Want" section, a common learning goal could be to know about the different treatment options for bipolar disorder. For the "Learned" section (after research), one might learn that bipolar disorder has different types (e.g., Bipolar I, Bipolar II, Cyclothymic disorder) and that lifestyle changes can complement medical treatment. For the "Question" section, a follow - up question could be "How does bipolar disorder affect children differently from adults?".

Answer:

1. Know (Before Research)

• Bipolar disorder involves mood swings between manic and depressive episodes.
• It is a chronic mental health condition.
• Genetics can play a role in its development.

2. Want (Before Research)

• I want to learn about the different treatment options for bipolar disorder.

3. Learned (After Research)

• Bipolar disorder has different types (e.g., Bipolar I, Bipolar II, Cyclothymic disorder).
• Lifestyle changes can complement medical treatment for bipolar disorder.

4. Question (After Research)

• How does bipolar disorder affect children differently from adults?