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mspears3

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on: Jun 22, 2018
How are most classification systems in psychology similar to those in the natural sciences?
 
  a) dynamic
  b) explanatory
  c) hierarchical
  d) low reliability

Question 2

Why is the classification of abnormal behavior considered to be in an early stage of development?
 
  a) The process of attaching labels is arbitrary.
   b) Interest in the topic developed only recently.
   c) Current behavioral classification systems are hierarchical.
   d) Behavioral classification systems have not been very useful.


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shaikhs

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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Props to you, cheers.

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