Recomendations

Based on the results I got, there could definitely be further research on this topic. The actual evidence based on the actions of how teen caregivers are influenced by Bipolar Disorder is very undiscovered. The topic on caregivers in general is quite undiscovered. More specifically, the small group of teens that also has to deal with caring for people with this disorder among many other personal transitions is something that would be very interesting to investigate.
I noticed many things from results. Many people seemed to choose the neutral choice given, in fact, it was the second highest chosen choice in both of my questions. It was if they disregarded the topic, which led me to thinking that people with an opinion could have possibly been taking advantage of the only action needed was choosing an answer choice on a survey. Its understandable though, because as such an undiscovered topic, (mental illnesses) could pass over many peoples' heads. I believe this means we need to take action in learning about something that is ever-so-increasing. Right now, in the U.S., Bipolar is found in every 1 in 20 people, and in that fraction, 1 in those 5 commits suicide by the time they're 25. It's obviously an important topic to learn about all the way to how it affects other people.