The Diagnostic Reliability of DSM-IV-TR

question 15

Multiple Choice

The diagnostic reliability of DSM-IV-TR

• A)is unknown.
• B)depends on the age of the patient.
• C)is very low.
• D)is relatively high.

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Definitions:

Dichotic Listening

A psychological test in which different audio streams are presented simultaneously to each ear of a participant, used to study selective attention and the lateralization of brain function.

Shadow

An area of darkness created when an object blocks light from reaching a surface behind it.

To-Be-Attended-To

Refers to information or stimuli that require focus and cognitive processing in a given scenario.

Priming Effects

The influence that a prior stimulus exerts on subsequent cognitive processes, enhancing or inhibiting the response to a subsequent stimulus.