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DSM-I was the first classification system to offer precise, reliable diagnostic categories.
Mute Patient
An individual who does not or cannot speak, often due to psychological or physiological conditions, making communication and diagnosis more challenging.
Impaired Verbal Communication
A condition wherein an individual has difficulties in expressing thoughts or needs through spoken language.
Inattentive to Staff
A term describing a situation or behavior where leaders or managers fail to properly notice or address the needs and concerns of their employees.
Eye Contact
The act of looking directly into another person’s eyes, often used as a means of communication and social connection.
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