One of the Significant Criticisms of the DSM-IV Is That

question 231

Multiple Choice

One of the significant criticisms of the DSM-IV is that there is considerable overlap between disorders assessed on Axis I and disorders assessed on Axis _____.

• A)II
• B)III
• C)IV
• D)V

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