(3A) DO NOW: Comparing Insanity & Mental Illness by Dario Sulzman

For example. . . .

dariosulzman — 2024-09-29 22:58:40 UTC

Taryn

2024-09-30 15:12:05 UTC

I think that insanity and mental illness are the same thing because in the definition of insanity it says mentally ill.

Aiden

2024-09-30 15:15:43 UTC

The difference between insanity and mental illness is that insanity is more shown to be uncontrolled and the person is barely to not even aware of how they’re acting. While with mental illness the person is in control of themselves and it isn’t as extreme as insanity as in insanity someone might do an irrational action over nothing and forget while someone with mental illness may do the same thing but with more of a reasoning

Janaysha

2024-09-30 15:15:45 UTC

For example insanity and mental health are related but different distinct concepts. & also Insanity is a legal term used to describe a mental state in which a person cannot distinguish right from wrong or is unable to control their actions due to severe mental disorder.

Guillermo Piscil

2024-09-30 15:17:20 UTC

I think insanity and mental illness are both different because insanity is like your going insane and mental illness is you having a actual illness

Craig

2024-09-30 15:18:23 UTC

I think insanity is when someone’s actions are what nobody else would do and in the manner that it is done would be insane. To me mental illness is when a person is not ok, when a persons normal mood changes at even the slightest , and as-well as some thoughts that no ok person would make.

Reek

2024-09-30 15:23:54 UTC

I believe there are differences between insanity and mental illness because insanity is more like going nuts while mental illness is more like having a medical condition

Jeanpaul

2024-09-30 15:26:57 UTC

I believe that one is born with insanity, whereas mental insanity can be had or acquired through traumatic events.

Jordan

2024-09-30 15:27:28 UTC

Insanity is defined as a person's inability to understand what they are doing or that it is wrong, while mental illness focuses on a person's ability to understand the wrongfulness of their actions

diego

2024-09-30 15:38:43 UTC

i think insanity is a state in which a person is out of control and can't identify between right and wrong actions. while in mental illness, the person can know he/she is in that state. Also, people can understand why he do an action.

Malachai

2024-10-01 11:42:37 UTC

Insanity is a legal term for when someone can't understand right from wrong, affecting their criminal responsibility. Mental illness is a medical condition affecting thoughts, feelings, behavior, and mood, which can be treated by healthcare professionals.