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haleyc112

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Why did the developers of the DSM-5 decide to no longer use the term dementia as a diagnostic label?
 
  a. It is a pejorative term that carries an unfortunate stigma.
  b. The term is too specific and descriptive.
  c. The term only applies to young people.
  d. Prevalence rates of dementia are very low.

Question 2

The likelihood of violence in people with serious psychiatric problems is increased by ______.
 
  a. lengthy hospitalization c. substance abuse
   b. financial problems d. extent of I.Q. over 100



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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