Amphetamine-induced mania is characterized by paranoia, anxiety, delusions, increased talkativeness, and reduced sleep, but lacks positive affect or euphoria.

“Manic and lots of people Define this as amphetamine induced Mania rather than psychosis I don't because one is uniformly and maybe other people are seeing more that these people were paranoid they were worried they were anxious they were delusional but they weren't overtly enjoying it they weren't having a great time they weren't saying I'm going to party with all you friends and I'm only worried about the people there and yes they were talking more loudly they were sleeping less which is could be characteristic of mania but there was no positive affect that I or police reports or often families give you extensive history of everything was going on that there was nothing euphoric they were describing about it”