Which pattern of mood episodes is typically seen in individuals with unipolar disorders compared to those with bipolar disorders?

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Cycles of both depression and mania; only manic episodesOnly depressive episodes; cycles of both depression and maniaOnly manic episodes; cycles of both depression and maniaCycles of depression and mania; simultaneous depression and maniaNone of the above

Explanation

Individuals diagnosed with unipolar disorders primarily experience depressive episodes without manic phases. In contrast, those with bipolar disorders undergo alternating episodes of depression and mania, which distinguishes the two conditions.