A mood disorder characterized by intermittent periods of both depressive and manic episodes is called

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Bipolar disorders are characterized by both depressive episodes (low mood, lack of energy) and manic episodes (extreme elation, increased energy, risky behavior). Dissociative disorders involve a disruption in perception, identity, and/or consciousness. Fugue states involve a period of amnesia and wandering, often due to a traumatic event. Obsessive-compulsive disorders involve persistent and intrusive thoughts that lead to compulsive behaviors.

A Mood Disorder Characterized by Intermittent Periods of Both Depressive