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oliviahorn72

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The number of disorders has _______from earlier versions of the DSM to the DSM-5.
 
  a. Decreased
  b. Stayed the same
  c. Increased
  d. Changed only in reference to depressive symptoms

Question 2

Prolonged stress leads to suppression of the immune system. What might explain the evolution of such a seemingly flawed reaction?
 
  a. There is no reasonable explanation for this.
  b. Susceptibility to disease would increase the likelihood of an early death.
  c. Immune suppression has no lasting effects on overall health.
  d. Such immune suppression might prevent the development of autoimmune illnesses.


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Answer to Question 1

c. Increased

Answer to Question 2

d. Such immune suppression might prevent the development of autoimmune
illnesses.



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