One Criticism of the DSM-5 with Respect to Diagnosing Schizophrenia

question 21

Multiple Choice

One criticism of the DSM-5 with respect to diagnosing schizophrenia is

• A) it does not rely on the person's presenting symptoms and history as the main indications of illness.
• B) none of the subtypes have received any research support as valid distinctions.
• C) clinicians tend not to agree with the diagnoses of other clinicians.
• D) clinicians rarely use structured interviews in making a diagnosis.
• E) the lack of objective criteria for the disorder.

Analyze the impact of government policies on market dynamics, focusing on insurance markets and information symmetry.

Understand the concept of high self-monitors and their behavior and commitment levels in organizational settings.

Recognize the "Big Five" personality dimensions and their components.

Identify personality traits associated with unsafe workplace behaviors.

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Definitions:

Mental Rotation

Mental rotation is the cognitive ability to rotate mental representations of two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects in the mind's eye.

Spatial Relations

The ability to recognize and organize objects in space, including their shapes, sizes, distances, and positions relative to one another.

Verbal Fluency

The ability to rapidly generate words specific to a category or that begin with a given letter, often used as a cognitive test.

Frontal Cells

Specialized cells located in the frontal region of the brain, involved in various executive functions such as decision-making, problem-solving, and controlling behavior.