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Card sorts are a good example of a
 
  a. Quantitative assessment device
  b. A qualitative assessment device
  c. An assessment device that that be used either quantitatively or qualitatively
  d. None of the above. It is used as a clinical assessment device.

Question 2

The DSM is revised periodically to reflect new developments in the classification and diagnosis of mental health disorders. The main changes in the latest revision for the DMS-5 are:
 
  a) Shift from Roman numerals to Arabic numerals.
  b) Incorporate the influence of gender, race, and ethnicity on diagnosis.
  c) Shift from a Multiaxial Diagnostic System to a Dimensional-Categorical Model.
  d) Eliminate the Not Otherwise Specified label.
  e) All of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

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