Family and genetic studies tell us that compared with relatives of people without an anxiety disorder, relatives of someone diagnosed with an anxiety disorder are
A) more likely to also have the disorder.
B) less likely to have the disorder.
C) not at higher risk for the disorder.
D) less susceptible to the disorder.
Question 2
In observational epidemiology, the most common method of data collection used for evaluating the presence of psychological disorders is a(n)
A) self-report.
B) psychiatric rating scale.
C) unstructured interview.
D) diagnostic interview.