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james

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A major criticism of the DSM is the lack of clarity regarding differential categorization to reflect the distinction between major and less severe symptom states. What has been proposed to change this?
 
  a. a dimensional model
 b. a classification system
  c. a categorization model
  d. cross-cutting measures

Question 2

The co-occurrence of different disorders, whereby individuals who have one mental disorder also suffer from another, is identified by the DSM as ____.
 
  a. comorbidity
  b. causality
 c. multiplicity
 d. specificity



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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