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If you’re reading a book written by an author with a disease that falls into the broad category of affective illness, you probably would like to know
what that is. An affective illness
concerns difficulties in moods, such as low mood,
which is depression, or high mood, which is mania. Those with the most severe forms may
show signs of psychosis, suffering from delusions, hallucinations or even
formal thought disorder (Long).
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