"Mania is a type of bipolar disorder. Its causes are usually related to genetics, neuroendocrine dysfunction, and stressful events."
Jiang Chen advanced step by step. His words sounded both like an explanation to the two patients in the room and like a novice doctor encouraging himself as he put theoretical knowledge into practice for the first time.
"During an episode, patients become highly excited, irritable, and easily angered, with a tendency to attack others."
"Common treatments include medication, electric shocks, behavioral therapy..."
"Given the lack of medication and equipment, I recommend behavioral psychotherapy, reducing the symptoms by establishing reward- and punishment-based conditioned reflexes."
"No. 15, close the door!"
Jiang Chen finished his last sentence.
Standing beside the door, No. 15's expression fluctuated. She felt an urge to turn and run, because only now were this man's symptoms gradually revealing themselves.
He actually believed, from the bottom of his heart, that he was a psychologist.
And he had genuinely gone and learned so much relevant information. Judging by his crazed expression and state as he muttered to himself just now...
No. 15 considered his condition far more serious than her own!
She did not want to stay with a madman.
"No. 15? Are you going to break our agreement...?"
Jiang Chen spoke again, his voice eerie.
Bang.
No. 15 hurriedly shut the door. She felt there was no need to provoke a mental patient.
"Do you want to die?!" Seeing the two of them ignore her, Number 14 grew even angrier. She lifted her pillow and grabbed a palm-sized shard of glass, indifferent to the cuts it left in her hand as she stared fixedly at Jiang Chen.
"Number 14, calm down. The older generation says you shouldn't get angry late at night. If you keep getting this angry, I'm afraid