Despite a pretty good life, Karp felt he was deeply troubled. With no sleep, he could not concentrate and felt melancholy. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?
A) alienation from place
B) realizing symptoms
C) madness as a method of coping
D) the paradox of normalcy
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