Who was the first (1686) to describe a manic - depressive psychosis, which he called 'maniaco - melancholicus'?
Correct answer: A. Bonet
- A. Bonet
- B. Albrecht
- C. Jamison
- D. Redfield
Explanation
Bonet described a manic-depressive condition in 1686 and used the term “maniaco-melancholicus.” Jamison is a modern bipolar-disorder researcher, not the original describer named here.
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