PSYCHIATRY 2

Title of Lecture
Name of Lecturer/Presenters 01 Jan 2021 | S01.T01

OUTLINE
I. General Layout B. Lists, Bullets, and
Numbering
II. Header and Footer
C. Nice-to-Know Information
A. Header

B. Footer
V. Tables, Figures, and
Appendix
III. Main Heading
A. Figures
A. Subheading
B. Tables
B. Subheading Font and
Sub-subheading VI. Review Questions

IV. Content Formatting VII. Citation

A. General Formatting VIII. References

IX. Appendix

II. BIPOLAR DISORDER

I. INTRODUCTION

Mood, Affect & Mood Disorder

● Mood
→ a pervasive and sustained feeling that is experienced
internally and that influences a person's behavior and
perception of the world
● Affect
→ the external expression of mood
▪ Doc Gia: Mood is how the patients sees themselves, Affect is
what you're seeing as the clinician.
● Mood disorders
→ a group of clinical conditions characterized by loss of sense
of control and subjective experience of great distress
→ may manifest as reports of patients being sad, hyper,
irritable, or angry all/most of the time.

Categorization of Mood Disorders

● Mood episodes
→ comprised of periods when the patient exhibits symptoms of
a predominant mood state
→ not diagnostic entities
→ Types of Mood Episodes:
▪ Major Depressive Episode
▪ Manic Episode
▪ Mixed Episode
▪ Hypomanic Episode
● Mood disorders
→ clinical diagnoses defined by the presence of characteristic
mood episodes
→ Types of Mood Disorders:
▪ Depressive Disorders
▪ Bipolar Disorders
▪ Other Mood Disorders (Dysthymia & Cyclothymia)

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 ii. If you need more bullet point levels, you may follow
III. MAIN HEADING Lists: Bullets indicated in the previous sub-
A. SUBHEADING subheading
II. 2nd Main Point
● If the subheading immediately follows the main heading, please
A. Definition / Supporting Point
leave one line blank (font size 1). This is to ensure that the
1. Detail
main heading and subheading boxes do not merge. 2. Detail
● Main Heading: a. Detail
→ Font
▪ Arial 8.5 Lists: Bullets and Numbering
▪ Bold 1. Main Point
▪ Centered (alignment) ● Definition / Supporting Point
▪ All Caps → Detail
→ Preceded by Roman Numerals (i.e., I, II, III, etc.) ▪ Detail
→ List the main headings in the outline − Detail
● Leave one blank (font size 3.5) after the last entry before o Detail
starting another subhead/main heading.
2. Main Point
B. SUBHEADING FONT AND SUB-SUBHEADING
C. NICE-TO-KNOW INFORMATION (NTK/FYI)
● Subheading
→ Font On additional information: (Solid line box)
▪ Arial 8.5
▪ Bold
▪ Centered (alignment)
● Information that was mentioned by the lecturer
▪ All Caps but is only additional.
→ Preceded by Capital Letters (A, B, C, etc.)
→ List the subheadings in the outline ● “Nice to know” and “FYI” can be added
Sub subheading
● Sub-Subheading On additional information: (Dashed line box)
→ Font
▪ Arial 8.5 ● Information from other sources can be added to
▪ Bold
▪ Left (alignment) further explain an unclear or incomplete point
→ Sub-subheadings are not listed in the outline from the powerpoint or lecture of the professor
IV. CONTENT FORMATTING
● Memorization tips may also be added here
A. GENERAL FORMATTING
● Body Text ● “Nice to know” or “Further explanation” can be
→ Font
▪ Arial 8.5, justified (alignment) added
→ Bold
▪ For highlighting important terms
→ Underline V. TABLES, FIGURES, AND APPENDIX
▪ Another way to highlight important terms if you have
already used bold A. FIGURES
→ Italics
▪ For direct quotations from the instructor or other
references
→ In-text citation
▪ Write as a subscript [Author or website]
● Please leave one blank line (font size 3.5) at the end of every
section
B. LISTS, BULLETS, AND NUMBERING

Lists: Bullets
Figure 5.1. Me and the boys making the sample of the trans format.
● Main Point
● Figure
→ Definition / Supporting Point → Positioned at the center
▪ Detail → Use “In-line with text” wrapping
− Detail → If picture was not made or taken by the trans group, please
cite your source
o Detail ▪ If picture was taken by someone else in the batch, use
= Detail © name of batchmate
Lists: Numbering ● Figure Label
→ Place under the figure
I. 1st Main Point
→ Font
A. Definition / Supporting Point
▪ Arial 7
1. Detail ▪ Centered (alignment)
a. Detail → Bold
i. Detail
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 ▪ “Figure”, number, and period only (e.g., Figure 1.) Article title. (Year). Retrieved from URL
→ Regular (not bold) Teen posed as doctor at West Palm Beach hospital: police. (2015). Retrieved
▪ For description or figure title from http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Teen-Posed-as-Doctor-at-
→ Number figures according to what section of trans it is found, West-Palm-Beach-Hospital-Police-288810831.html
e.g., ● Journal Articles
▪ Number the first figure found within Main Heading I as Author, A. (Publication Year). Article title. Periodical Title,
“Figure 1.1.”, the second as “Figure 1.2”, and so on. Volume (Issue), pp.-pp.
▪ If the third figure is found at Main Heading III, number it as Nevin, A. (1990). The changing of teacher education special education.
Teacher Education and Special Education: The Journal of the Teacher
“Figure 3.1.”
Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children, 13(3-4), 147-
▪ tl.dr; restart numbering every time moving on to a new 148.
main heading of the trans ● Pictures
B. TABLES Photographer, A. (Photographer). (Year). Title of photograph
[digital image]. Retrieved from http://xxxxx
Table 2. Sample Table for Kemelyn Kemerlu Ferraro, A. (Photographer). (2014). Liberty enlightening the world [digital
Title 1 Title 2 image]. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/afer92/
14278571753/in/set-72157644617030616

Chenelyn Chenes VIII. REFERENCES

● Font
→ Arial 7
Kemelyn Kemerlu → Left align
● Hanging indent for sources (example)
APA citation guide. (2016). http://www.bibme.org/citation-guide/apa/
● Table Label Lipson, C. (2011). Cite right: A quick guide to citation styles – MLA, APA,
→ Place on top of the table Chicago, the sciences, professions, and more (2 nd ed). United States of
→ Font America: The University of Chicago Press, Ltd., London.
▪ Arial 7
→ Bold XI. APPENDIX
▪ “Table”, number, and period only
STYLE FORMATS IN THIS TEMPLATE
▪ Ex. Table 1.
→ Regular ● For ease of editing, style formatting templates are included in
▪ For description or table title this trans format
● If the table does not fit using the 2 column format of our trans, it ● 20 style templates are made to be used accordingly in their
may be attached as part of the appendix appropriate sections of the trans
→ In this case, note that the table may be found in the appendix ● Where are they found?
in this manner:
*** Table 2. Sample table is in the appendix → Home > Styles (or Format in older MS
Word versions)
→ Font → It’s a dropdown list, so click the or
▪ Arial 7, Right (alignment)
to navigate through the styles, or select for the full list of
Appendix styles
● Place large pictures and tables that cannot fit in our 2 column ● How to use: (General)
trans format in the appendix → Select the text you want to change
● As much as possible, try to put the picture within the body the format
instead of the appendix so that it would be easier for us to study → Click on the formatting style you
☺ intend to use
VI. REVIEW QUESTIONS (OPTIONAL)
1. Question
a. Answer
b. Answer
c. Answer
2. Question
Figure 2. Style Formats section
a. Answer
b. Answer
c. Answer
VII. CITATION [APA]
● Book
Author, A. (Year). Title of work (6th ed). Place of publication:
Publisher.
Naughton, B. (2007). The Chinese economy: Transitions and growth.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
● Online Book
Author, A. (Year). Title of work. Retrieved from URL
Toy, E. C., & Klamen, D. (2009). Case files: Psychiatry (3rd ed.) [Kindle
version]. Retrieved from http://www.amazon.com/
● Website with an author
Author, A. (Year). Article title. Retrieved from URL
Simmons, B. (2015). The tale of two Flaccos. Retrieved from
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-tale-of-two-flaccos/
● Website without an author
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 Figure 9.1. Style formatting templates found in the trans template. They will be
discussed in order in the next few sections.
Outline Format Templates
● There are 2 style formats made for the outline (marked with blue
box at Figure 9.2)
→ 0 Outline: Main Topic
Figure 9.3. Drop-down options that appear when you right-click
→ 0 Outline: Subtopic

Body Text
● There are 3 style formats made for the body texts other than the
bullets (marked with green box at Figure 9.4)
Figure 9.2. Outline text style formatting templates (in blue box) → Body Text: Figure/Table Label
Question: When I use the 0 Outline: Subtopic under → Body Text: Normal
another main topic, the number is continuous from → Citations

the first main topic’s subtopics. Is there a way to ● Body Text: Figure/Table Label
→ For labelling figures or tables used in
restart it from A? the trans
→ Set at Arial 7, center aligned
Answer: Yes! Just follow these steps: → Don’t forget to boldface the table or
figure numbering before the label name
1. Use the style template as is. ● Body Text: Normal
→ For other body texts in the trans
2. Right-click on the line of the first subtopic you → Set at Arial 8.5, justify alignment
want to change the numbering. A drop-down ● Citations
options list should appear. → Used for references portion
→ Set at Arial 7, justify alignment, with
3. Select “Restart from A” from the options. (see hanging left indent

picture below)

4. The list should restart from A onwards after you

select that.
Figure 9.4. Body text style formatting templates (in green box)
Headings Format Templates
● There are 3 style formats made for the headings in the trans
(marked with red box)
→ Headings: Main Header
→ Headings: Subheader
→ Headings: Sub-subheader

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 Figure 9.5. Headings style formatting templates (in green box)
Lists: Bullets Format Templates
● Lists: Bullets 1
→ Lists: Bullets 2
▪ Lists: Bullets 3
− Lists: Bullets 4 Figure 9.7. Lists: Numbering style formatting templates (in orange boxes)
o Lists: Bullets 5 Lists: Numbering Bullets Format Templates
= Lists: Bullets 6 1. Lists: Numbering Bullets 1
● Lists: Numbering Bullets 2
→ Lists: Numbering Bullets 3
▪ Lists: Numbering Bullets 4
− Lists: Numbering Bullets 5
o Lists: Numbering Bullets 6

Figure 9.6. Lists: Bullets style formatting templates (in violet boxes)
Lists: Numbering Format Templates
I. Lists: Numbering 1
B. Lists: Numbering 2
1. Lists: Numbering 3
a. Lists: Numbering 4
i. Lists: Numbering 5
Figure 9.8. Lists: Numbering Bullets style formatting templates (in black boxes)

Tip:

You can use the Tab button on the keyboard to move

onto the lower levels of bullets and numbering :)

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