Individuals who suffer from are more likely to have extreme manic episodes which may include hallucinations while individuals who suffer from may have experiences of mania that are less extreme or euphoric.

1. Bipolar type I

2. Bipolar type II

Explanation:

The Bipolar Disorder is characterized by an extreme shift in an individual's mood. It is also known as a manic-depressive disorder.

This disorder can be divided into 3 types:

Type I: it is characterized by a full manic episode and it can be confused with schizophrenia since hallucinations may occur. Type II: the manic episodes are less intense than in type I and they have to be followed by one or more mayor depressive episodes. Cyclothymic: it has to present at least 2 years of manic episodes in order to be diagnosed.

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