When Symptoms Are Clinically Significant, but Do Not Warrant Any

question 1

Multiple Choice

When symptoms are clinically significant, but do not warrant any of the diagnoses appearing earlier in the text, and when the symptoms are in response to significant life stressors, the clinician considers which diagnosis?

• A) Somatoform
• B) Factititious
• C) Dissociative
• D) Impulse-Control
• E) Adjustment

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Definitions:

Clarification

The process of making something understood more clearly by explaining it in more detail or resolving ambiguity.

Formal Clothing

Attire that adheres to specified dress codes typically worn for events such as weddings, formal dinners, and certain workplaces.

Relaxed and Informal

A setting or situation that is characterized by a casual, easygoing atmosphere without strict rules or protocols.

Facial Expressions

Involves the movements of the facial muscles to convey emotions, intentions, or reactions.