Cause and Effect of Bipolar Personality Disorder among Today’s Youth

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Research Paper

North South University School of Business

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Cause & Efect o Bipolar Personality Disorder among’

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4c6no7ledgement

At the very beginning I would like to thank the Almighty Allah for giving me thisopportunity to work on my first research paper. Then I would like to express my deepest

gratitude and warmest appreciation for my faculty, Mrs. Rafia Tahseen RfT! for responding

to all my needs and "ueries with all her patience and without whom it was "uite an

impossible to complete this research report successfully. It is indeed a great pleasure to thank

psychologist #a$ %arim because of her selfless efforts to assist me throughout the entire

report. I am also grateful to my other fellow mates in class and my other respondents whose

support instigated me greatly to carry on with the report and people who gave their time to

fill out the "uestionnaire by sharing their views. &astly I am indebted to my parents, brother,

cousins and each and other friends who contributed their assistance and utmost cooperation

for keeping up with this research and without them it would have been very difficult. Thus

my sincere appreciation to each and every one of those, whose help inspired me to complete

the research report in every possible way.

41stract'ipolar (ersonality )isorder is name of one of the most common mental illnesses worldwide*

Most of us might not familiar with the term +'ipolar (ersonality )isorder or +'ipolar

)isorder, it is -ust 'ecause of unawareness or negligence toward mental health, but the

problem is one of the most common problems especially among the todays youth. 'ut the

people are not even concern about the conse"uences of bipolar disorder, so I have chosen


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cause and effect as well as many other aspects of bipolar personality disorder among todays

youth as the topic of my research.

My hypothesis of the research is most of the youth are not aware about what bipolar

personality disorder is when most of them are suffering from bipolar personality disorder, as

they are not aware about it, they dont take necessary action to get rid of this problem,

because of the problem they cant carry out normal daily activities or relationships. Moreover

most of them are treated negatively by family members, friends and relatives as well. After conducting both secondary research analy$ing different we -ournal, article and news

letter etc as well as survey on thirty different youth based on random sampling and also an in/

depth interview with psychologist #a$ %arim, I have found out that most of the youth are

suffering from bipolar personality disorder, as they are not aware about it, they dont take

necessary action to get rid of this problem, this is also hampering their daily activities and

healthy relationship with others. Moreover most of them are treated negatively by family

members, friends and relatives as well. In most cases symptoms of bipolar disorder is ignored

or taken normally.


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a1le of Content

!ntroduction

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Bac#ground $%

'esearch (uestion 1)

*ypothesis 1)

+ethodology

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Data Presentation & ,nalysis

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-ummary o 'esearch .indings2)

'ecommendation 21

Conclusion 22

'eerence 2


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)ntroduction #ow a day, especially in 'angladesh, most of the people are not aware about their mental

health. 0ometimes we have to live very stressful busy life, there would be so many incidents

which make us unhappy which could create mental illness but unfortunately most of the

people never taken care of their mental health, so in such cases when they caught by any

mental illness, because of negligence it could be developed gradually and turn out into many

disorders. Most of the youth are the victims of different mental illness cause due to the the

changing surroundings or any incidents that causes mental stress which may lead to mental

illness. My topic for the research is one of the ma-or mental illnesses among todays youth

which is bipolar personality disorder or bipolar disorder, its cause and effect as well as

different aspects.

'ipolar disorder is characteri$ed by dramatic, intense shifts in mood. 1hen in a down cycle,

withdrawal, sadness, and despair are hallmarks of the depression many bipolar people face.

2n an upswing, extroversion, high energy, and intense -oy may accompany what is called the

manic period. )ifferent people cycle at different rates 3 some moods can last weeks or

months, others -ust a few days. At times, symptoms and mood shifts may be so severe that the

individual cannot carry out normal daily activities or relationships. 4ann, M., n.d.!

is said that if the 'ipolar )isease is not treated, there is 567 chance of dying by suicide.

'ipolar )isorder typically comes about in late adolescence or early adulthood and is said to

be the third ma-or killer among people aged 56/86 years.About 'ipolar (ersonality, n.d.!

'ipolar disorder is the fifth leading cause of disability worldwide. It is the ninth leading cause

of years lost to death or disability worldwide. The number of individuals with bipolar

disorder who commit suicide is 9: times higher than that of the general population. (eople

who have bipolar disorder are at a higher risk of also suffering from substance abuse and

other mental health problems. Males may develop bipolar disorder earlier in life compared to

females. 1e 'ring )octors %nowledge To you. 8:58!

Bac6ground

http://www.everydayhealth.com/bipolar-disorder/bipolar-disorder-mood-swings.aspxhttp://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=63967http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=25825http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=41697http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=63967http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=25825http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=41697http://www.everydayhealth.com/bipolar-disorder/bipolar-disorder-mood-swings.aspx


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'ipolar personality disorder which is also well known as bipolar disorder, mood disorder or

personality disorder is very common problem among todays youths. 'ut as mental health is

always neglected in our country most of us even might not aware about the term +'ipolar

personality )isorder, when we are suffering from it. 1e might not know the symptoms and

the conse"uences of the problem so that in most cases it is neglected or taken normally and

that why its develop gradually and causes many other mental diseases and it might lead the

situation beyond control. 0o everyone should know more about 'ipolar (ersonality )isorder,

its symptoms, reasons, how does it affects daily life and healthy relationship with others and

also how to get rid of this problem.

ypes of Bipolar Personality Disorder

'ipolar (ersonality )isorder has divided into two ma-or parts.

Stage: 1 Stage: 2

)epressive ;pisode is the initial stage of bipolar personality disorder, In this stage because of

the negligence or unawareness people take the symptoms normally or they do not care about

this as a result the disease develop gradually and turn in to manic episode, Manic episode is

the stage where the situation goes beyond control. (eople can easily get rid of this problem

when it is at depressive episode but it is really difficult to get rid of this problem when it

reaches at manic episode. In most cases depressive episode is taken normally or ignored so

that is why problem develop gradually and turned into manic episode, #. %arim, (ersonal

• &oss of interest in activities that were once en-oyed

• &ong periods of worry, sadness, or emptiness

• Tiredness or fatigue

• )ifficulty concentrating or focusing

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• Irritability

• 0uicidal thoughts, plans, or attempts

• ;xtended periods of feeling worried or empty

• Isolation from friends and family

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?aving problems concentrating, remembering, and making decisions•

• eeling -umpy or wired

• ;xtreme irritability

• &ong period of feeling very energetic, outgoing, and upbeat

• Racing thoughts

• Talking very fast

• #ot needing much or a normal amount! of sleep

• ;xcessiveBirrational confidence in ones own abilities 4ann, M., n.d.!

(eople should be concern about bipolar personality disorder from the very beginning and my

focus of the research is on depressive episode, but people should about both depressive as

well as manic episode.

Reason of Bipolar Personality Disorder%

)octors donCt completely understand the causes of bipolar disorder. 'ut theyCve gained a

greater understanding in the past 5: years of the bipolar spectrum, which includes the elated

highs of mania to the lows of ma-or depression, along with various mood states between these

two extremes. ;xperts do believe that bipolar disorder often runs in families, and there is a

genetic component to this mood disorder. There is also growing evidence that environment

and lifestyle issues have an effect on the disorderCs severity. 0tressful life events // or alcohol

or drug abuse // can make bipolar disorder more difficult to treat. Abraham, 8:5:!

According to psychologist #a$ %arim +there are three ma-or reasons behind bipolar

personality disorder, reasons are>/

enetic .actors


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3enetic $actors%

,n indi0idual can inherit the gene o 4ipolar personality disorder 5hich

leads a person to5ard 4ipolar personality disorder6

Bio Chemical $actors%

)ue to any accident if any bio chemical imbalance occurs inside the brain, it might causes

bipolar personality disorder. Imbalanced hormones may be involved in causing or triggering

bipolar disorder.

Environmental $actors%

Anything around us that create huge mental pressure or mental stress can cause bipolar

personality disorder, or example it could be family problem, financial crisis, any deep guilt

feeling or death of dearest one can cause great depression which might lead to a person to

bipolar personality disorder or bipolar disorder. (ersonal


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diagnosis, including identification of any co/occurring disorders. or example, there is a very

high rate of substance abuse or dependence co/occurring with bipolar disorder. The effects of

bipolar disorder may include>

• damaged relationships• poor -ob or school performance

• legal or financial conse"uences from impulsive decisions

• medical side effects from prolonged abuse of drugs, alcohol or prescriptions

• repetitive self/mutilation or other self/harming behaviors

• suicide, in extreme cases

The length of the manic and depressive episodes also takes a toll on the family, friends and

co/workers of those who suffer with bipolar disorder. 1eeks of unpredictable behavior by a

person with manic depression make it difficult to rely on the sufferer to fulfill obligations,

and often times loved ones struggle to maintain a sense of security. Timberline %nolls, n.d.!

Research 8uestions

Through my research I will look forward to find out the cause and effect of bipolar

personality disorder among todays youth in 'angladesh, the conse"uences of the problem

and how they are being treated, whether they actually know about their problem or not. My

research "uestion will be

• 1hat is the percentage of our youth knowing about bipolar personality disorderE

• 1hat are the reasons behind bipolar personality in

'angladeshi youthE

• ?ow it is affecting youth to carry out normal daily

activities or relationshipsE

• ?ow a bipolar personality disorder patient treated in

society and hisBher family as wellE

• ?ow can someone get rid of bipolar personality

disorderE

• 1hat is the responsibility of family and friends

toward a person suffering from bipolar personality

disorderE

9ypothesis%


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Most of the youth are not aware about what bipolar personality disorder is when most of them

are suffering from bipolar personality disorder, as they are not aware about it, they dont take

necessary action to get rid of this problem, because of the problem they cant carry out

normal daily activities or relationships. Moreover most of them are treated negatively by

family members, friends and relatives as well.

In most cases symptoms of bipolar personality disorder taken normally or ignored, moreover

in our country mental health is always neglected, so that it develops gradually. 'ipolar

personality disorder or bipolar disorder is very common among todays youth but because of

the negligence or unawareness people do not take necessary action at the right time, 0o I m

expecting that I could prove my hypothesis through my research that ma-ority of the todays

youths are suffering from bipolar personality disorder. This is affecting their daily activitiesas well as relationship.

(ethodology%

Methodology is the systematic study of methods that are, can be, or have been applied within

a discipline or a particular procedure or set of procedures. It consists of both primary and

secondary data. or this research I have used two kind of method. 2ne is primary method and

another one is secondary method. In primary method I have conducted a survey which had a

sample si$e of thirty. This survey has been conducted on the students of #orth 0outh

Fniversity, my relatives and neighbor. My target group was youth age between 5G to 86. I

have conducted and in depth interview with a psychologist. In secondary method I have gone

through some of the literature from web -ournals, article, newsletter, blog etc.

Primary data%

In primary data collection, I collected the data myself by surveying H: respondents who are

youth. All the respondents aged from 5G/86. or primary data, I met the respondents and

provided them with "uestionnaires to collect appropriate information about my "ueries.

The "uestionnaire that was used to carry out the research work had thirteen "uestions in total.


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1here first seven "uestions were to test bipolar personality and its level among my

respondents, three "uestions among rest of five "uestions were multiple choices, one was

close ended and the last one was open/ended "uestion.

Secondary data%

0econdary data is data that has already been collected by someone else for a different purpose

and is available to outside users. or secondary data I have browsed the internet and used

search engines like oogle and JahooK 0earch. I followed several links to various websites

that had information about the bipolar personality disorder or bipolar disorder. )ue to

convenience and abundance of information on the Internet, I did not extend my secondary

research to any other sources. All the web/addresses are mentioned in the references list.

Data Presentation and 4nalysis

This section mostly highlights my ma-or findings through which it has been possible to prove

whether my hypothesis is correct or not.

Bipolar Personality Disorder est%

I my "uestionnaire first eight "uestions were to test whether my respondents are suffering

from bipolar personality disorder or not. The "uestions were

5! 0ometimes I am very confident about myself and sometimes in great

confusion

8! or #o apparent reason sometimes I get very depressed and sometimes very

happy

H! I have periods of mental dullness and other periods of creative thinking

=! At times I am greatly interested in being with people and at other times I -ust

want to be left alone with my thoughts.

6! I have had periods of great hopefulness and other periods of e"ually great

glumness

9! I have had periods of tearfulness and crying and other times when I laugh and -oke excessively.


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L! or no apparent reason I sometimes have been very angry.

G! There have been times when I have felt both high delighted and low depressed

at the same time.

All of those "uestion were asked to test the bipolar personality disorder, each of those

"uestions were containing five options, which were A! #ot at all, '! ust a little bit

Moderately )! Nuite a lot ;! 4ery often* 'ases on their chosen option marks was given and

based on total score bipolar disorder will be identified and the score will be the indicator of

which stage they are in now.

Points for the options are given 1elo7

A! #ot at all/// : points!

'! ust a little bit/// 5 points!

)! Nuite a lot/// H points!

;! 4ery often/// H points!

Result Based on total score%

?igher 0tage> 8:/8=

Moderate 0tage> 59/5D

Initial 0tage> 5:/56

#o 'ipolar (ersonality )isorder> :/D

Survey Result 4nalysis%

Question: 1-8: Bipolar personality Disorder Test

'ipolar (ersonality )isorder 0core Respondent (ercentage

?igher 0tage 8:/8= D H:7

Moderate 0tage 59/5D 5= =L7


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Initial 0tage 5:/56 = 5H7

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?ere the result is showing that D:7 of the respondents of my sample are suffering from

bipolar personality disorder, 1here H:7 at higher stage, =L7 at moderate stage and 5H7 are

at initial stage all those stages are included in depressive episode. 0ocial, political,

economical crisis, week family bonding, defective educational system as well as many other

personal problems cause huge mental stress on todays youth every day. This mental stress or

pressure, moreover the negligence about mental health leads many mental illness and among

all the mental illnesses bipolar personality disorder is very common, specially the youth are

victims of it, necessary action should be taken at the initial stage before it turn in to manic

episode. 'ecause it is easily curable at depressive episode rather than manic episode, manic

episode is the stage where the whole situation goes beyond control. I have already mentioned

that bipolar personality disorder is said to be the third ma-or killer, it might not kill physically

but it damages persons potentially, interest to do any work. It is also known as the fifth ma-or

reason of disability worldwide, 'angladesh is not exceptional, here in 'angladesh bipolar

personality disorder is very common and victims are mostly youth. Among all the mentalillness bipolar personality disorder is most common. #. %arim, (ersonal


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Respondents (ercentage

A! They really dont care 8 L7

'! They will get irritatedB angry = 5H7

)! They will take it normally 5H =H7

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?ere we can see that L7 of the parents will not care about this, because now a days we living

very busy life, moreover mental health is always neglected so parents consider the symptoms

of bipolar personality is too little issue to care about, another 5H7 parents will get angry or

irritate with the behavior, as the parents are unfamiliar with bipolar disorder or bipolar

personality disorder so they consider the symptoms as spoiled behavior and get angry with

their child. And =L7 of the parents take it as normal behavior* they think it is normal

behavior for this age. 2bviously because of the hormonal changes there is a change in youths

behavior but those behavioral changes are different from symptoms of bipolar personality

disorder but due to unawareness or negligence parents actually do not the problem. 0o that in

most cases it is ignored or taken normally. ?ere the result is showing that only HL7 parents

will try to figure out the problem.

8uestion% -*% 9o7 7ill relatives react to a person having moods7ing characteristics<

Respondent (ercentage

A! They will avoid the person = 5H7

'! They will not bother D H:7

)! They will try to figure it out 9 8:7

;! If other please mention, OOOOOOOOOO : OOO


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They 5ill a0oid the person

They 5ill not 4other

They 5ill thin# negati0e

a4out the person

They 5ill try to 9gure it out

This "uestion was to determine the relatives attitude toward a person having bipolar

personality disorder. 5H7 of my respondents think that the relatives will avoid the person,

because of mood swing problem relatives find it difficult that how the person will react to

their behavior so the relatives find it better to avoid the person. H:7 will not bother because

they considered it as a little issue to care about in these busy days. HL7 of my respondents

think relatives will think negative like they might think that the person is dump by girlfriend

or boyfriend, or the person is drug addicted that is why their behavior is so or they might also

think the person is manner less. 2nly 8:7 think relatives will try to figure out the problem.

8uestion% -- suppose one of your friends is very emotional and

short tempered5 7ith little or no issue she;he gets very high

tempered or start crying or laugh e=cessively5 ho7 7ill rest of

your friend react<


A! 0tart laughing at his or her personality 59 6H7

'! Avoid himBher : :7

)! Take normally 55 HL7

;! If other please mention, OOOOOOOOOOO

Talk to him, try to figure out the problem!

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6H7 of respondents think that friends will laugh at her personality, L7 think that the friends

will get irritated about the behavior, HL7 of the respondents think friends will take the

behavior normally, only H7 of my respondents think friends will try to figure out the reason

behind this behavior.

-,> 4? Do you consider mood s7ing is a mental illness<


Jes 8 L7

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The answer is very shocking and supportive to my hypothesis, A huge portion of my

respondents which is DH7 think that it is not a mental illness at all, 1here different survey is

saying that bipolar personality disorder is the third ma-or killer worldwide, fifth leading

reasons for disability but here my respondents do not considered it as a problem, It is -ust

because of their negligence and unawareness. If they were aware about the problem and how

it is damaging persons ability and how its leads a person to commit suicide then anyone can

never say that it is not problem at all.

-,> B? Does it re@uire treatment<


Jes 5 H7

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Re@uires reatment

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?ere DL7 of the respondents think it does not re"uire treatment. This result is result is much

more shocking then the previous one, because in the previous graph we have seen that L7 of

the respondents think it is a mental problem but here we can see that only H7 think its re"uire

treatment that mean so the rest of =7 respondents who believe it is a mental problem, think it

does not re"uire treatmentK 0o here we can see how our mental health is being neglected.


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4t the end of my @uestionnaire there 7as an open ended @uestion

to determine 7hat my respondents thin6 ho7 e=treme sift in

mood aect an individual!s daily activities and relationship?

rom my open ended "uestion I have get to know that most of my respondents think it has

negative impact on relationship. Most of my respondents think it deteriorates ones daily

activities and irritating to the person with whom the person is sharing relationship. It hampers

the office environment. (roductivity level goes down and it is also disturbing to the

colleagues and classmates or group mates with whom the person is working and sharing

relationship. (eople having this problem cannot concentrate on their study or work so that

successful achievement becomes very difficult for them. ;ven healthy social life might be at

risk because of bipolar personality disorder. (eople misunderstand the person. 0o no matterwhether my respondents are suffering from bipolar personality disorder or not, or they are

aware about bipolar disorder or not, at one point all of them agreed with is it has negative

impact on daily activities as well as healthy relationship with other.

Summary of Research $inding


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Through my research I have found out that Most of the people are not aware about the bipolar

personality disorder which is considered as the third ma-or killer worldwide even in

'angladesh most of the our youth, who are considered as future leader, are suffering from

bipolar personality disorder, Their social as well as family life is being hampered. ;ven an

individuals productivity level goes down, daily activities hampered greatly because of

bipolar disorder* people get frustrated which is the great barrier to their success. (eople

around the person get irritated by the persons behavior, healthy relationship with family

member, friends, and relatives hamper greatly. Interesting findings from my research is

people believe that it hampers greatly a persons healthy relationship but most of them who

believe it is creating many problem, dont considered it as mental illness. My survey is

showing that very few people considered it as mental illness and among those very few,

people some people think it does not re"uire any treatment. It is -ust because of the

unawareness about the disease and its conse"uences and also the negligence about mental

health.

My hypothesis was most of the youth are not aware about what bipolar personality disorder

is when most of them are suffering from bipolar personality disorder, as they are not aware

about it, they dont take necessary action to get rid of this problem, because of the problem

they cant carry out normal daily activities or relationships. Moreover most of them are

treated negatively by family members, friends and relatives as well.

Though my research findings I can easily say that hypothesis of the research has proven.

'ecause most of youth in my sample are suffering from bipolar personality disorder. 1hich

reflecting the overall situation of todays youth. Most of them dont even aware about the

problem* they dont even consider it as a problem where they are facing so many difficulties

in their daily activities as well as relationship because of bipolar disorder. In most cases the

symptoms of the bipolar personality disorder is ignored or the abnormal behavior due to

bipolar disorder taken normally. Thus it can be concluded that through my primary and

secondary research my hypothesis agreed to be correct.

Recommendation%

irst of all increasing awareness is very important, in our country mental health is always

neglected, people are not aware about their mental health. ;veryone should take care of their


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mental health, if any abnormality noticed in a persons behavior, necessary action should be

taken at the very beginning. (eople should learn more about bipolar personality disorder.

If any symptoms of bipolar personality disorder or any abnormality is seen in any persons

behavior, it should not be ignored or taken normally or lightly. The person should

immediately consult with psychologist.


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