A doctor at the National Institute of Mental Health looks at a DSM-5 diagnosis supplied by a clinician. The doctor is likely to think that the diagnosis ____.
a. supplies information that may violate right to privacy
b. relies too heavily on behavioral classifications
c. considers a wide range of diverse symptoms in diagnoses
d. does not provide a precision medicine approach
Question 2
Why do some critics point out the risk of looking at mental disorders as biomedical illnesses?
a. Biological causes are few and difficult to determine.
b. Technology to affected brain regions does not exist.
c. Environmental influences are deemphasized.
d. Thought patterns are overly emphasized.
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