Not Possessing the Competence to Use the DSM-5 Appropriately Raises

question 27

Multiple Choice

Not possessing the competence to use the DSM-5 appropriately raises an ethical issue.Practitioners who use the DSM diagnosis must be trained.This training requires learning more than diagnostic categories; it involves:

• A) understanding V- and D-codes.
• B) knowing how to make a diagnosis fit criteria accepted by an insurance company.
• C) knowing how to work within some kind of diagnostic and assessment framework but not needing a clear picture of the client's problem.
• D) knowing personality theory,psychopathology,and seeing how they relate to therapeutic practice.

Acknowledge the limitations and capabilities of human sensory systems.

Grasp the significance of research and scientific methods in studying ESP.

Understand the role of genetics in sensory capabilities and limitations.

Understand the structure and function of sensory organs and their role in processing information.

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