Which of the following best describes the likely long-term course of bipolar disorder?
Most people with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder experience full recovery within 2 years once they receive effective treatment (e.g., mood-stabilizing medications).
Most people with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder experience a relapse of symptoms, with psychotic symptoms being the most likely to recur.
Most people with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder experience full recovery within 2 months, regardless of treatment.
Most people with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder experience a relapse of symptoms, with depressive symptoms being the most likely to recur.