DSM-III Was a Better Attempt at Classification Than Were Earlier

question 54

Multiple Choice

DSM-III was a better attempt at classification than were earlier systems because it

• A) took on a dimensional as opposed to a categorical approach.
• B) it focused more strongly on the theoretical causes of various mental disorders.
• C) was less rigid than previous approaches.
• D) was informed by field trials.
• E) it promoted a behavioural rather than a psychodynamic theoretical orientation.

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