* MENTAL DISORDERS
** READ THIS!
This lecture  file is mostly  from the book, so  the source
might not be  that accurate, and the date  this was written
was a week before the  actual lecture about this topic took
place,  so  there might  be  inaccurate  parts around  this
lecture, if not, then ill consider this as a win-win

** CONTENT
Have you ever wondered what are mental illnesses? well of
course, someone with common sense would know, but have you
ever dared exploring the topic with a friend or maybe
atleast learn more about it? no? then maybe you'll learn
something cool

*** STUFF

1. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

   People with OCD are burdened by certain fears of worries
   which cause them to execute rituals or routines that may
   be  considered   as  higly  unnecessary.   Examples  are
   applying alcohol on their hands many times a day because
   of their  fear of germs,  and checking several  times if
   their door or fate is locked

2. Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder

   OCPD, also known  as addiction, is a  serious issue that
   relates to an individual's mental health, It refers to a
   person's  inability  to  control  his/her  impulses  and
   urges.  Some individuals  become  addicted to  different
   forms of vices, such  as using illegal drugsand drinking
   alcohol.  Some are  not  able to  control their  harmful
   activities, such as compulsive stealing (kleptomania) or
   gambling.  Whatever  their   problems  are,  people  who
   develop addictions endanger  their relationships because
   of their behavior

3. Post-Traumatic Personality Stress Disorder (PTSD)

   Some people who have experienced traumatic events ten to
   hold  negative  feeling  and  memories  about  the  said
   situation. As a result they  have a fear of anthing that
   reminds   them    of   the   dread   that    they   have
   experienced. Some examples of PTSD are as follows:

   a person who  has gotten into a sea  tragedy avoid being
   in any  body of water

   a   fire  acident   survivor  becomes   scared  of   all
   fire-producing items

*** MOOD DISORDERS
1. Depression

   Depression  is a  psychoneurotic  or psychotic  disorder
   characterized   especially   by   sadness,   inactivity,
   difficulty in thinking  and concentration, a significant
   increase  or  decrease in  appetite  and  time spent  in
   sleeping,  feelings of  dejection and  hopelessness, and
   sometimes suicidal tendencies

2. Bipolar

   Bipolar  is  any  of   the  several  psychological  mood
   disorders  marked  usually  bt alternating  episodes  of
   depression  and  mania  -- called  manic  depression  or
   manic-depressive  illness,  Usually,  persons  suffering
   from  this  condition  have  excessive  or  unreasonable
   enthusiasm  for something  (as a  mania for  saving even
   worthless things).

3. Schizophrenia

   Schizophrenia is a psychotic  disorder marked by loss of
   contact with the  enviroment by noticeable deterioration
   in the level of functioning in everyday life, and by the
   disintegration  of personality  (as hallucinatoins)  and
   behavior,  leading to  madness or  insanity, IT  is also
   called dementia praecox