Which symptom is not typically seen in the manic phase of bipolar disorder?
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Correct answer: Marked psychomotor slowing and hypersomnia
Psychomotor slowing and hypersomnia are more characteristic of a depressive episode; mania generally involves increased activity, restlessness, and decreased need for sleep.
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