... , even sometimes when I should not be. Although, I show some Choleric characteristics because I tend to be touchy and restless in certain situations and I also show Melancholic characteristics because I can be very moody and anxious. I have extreme mood swings and can be very happy one minute and angry the next. I also get very anxious sometimes for not apparent reason. No matter what characteristic ... to change some things about me. I think that sometimes I talk too much and I need to learn that it's ok not to talk constantly. I also think that I need to be less moody and learn how to ...

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... that 5% of adolescents suffer from depression. However, because depression is a misunderstood illness, many do not seek help. Adults may believe that it is common for teenagers to be sullen and moody, so they dismiss depression as a normal phase of adolescent development. In reality, however, most people survive adolescence without any significant psychological or emotional disorders. They develop a positive sense of identity ... ...

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... is going through menopause or something because she is always flipping out and yelling about something or someone. My sister just turned six-teen and she is going threw that moody stage, and my father has completely changed, and at this point I can only relate to him. He always has something to say to me and actually takes the time out ... ...

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... diagnosed. "The most important thing to the diagnosis is the history of the patient, how they have reacted throughout their life, the level of distractions, and if they have been moody, hyperactive, etc" (Palomo). A psychologist or a psychiatrist will ask all those questions and from there will decide if further testing is necessary. According to Dr. Hallowell the four steps for diagnosis ... ...

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