The DSM-5 Has Made Changes in the Classification System for Mood

question 23

Multiple Choice

The DSM-5 has made changes in the classification system for mood disorders as compared to the DSM-IV-TR organization. The following statement best represents the changes to the DSM-5.

• A)Consolidates the mood disorders into one section
• B)Places the depressive and bipolar mood disorders into separate sections
• C)Consolidates mood and anxiety disorders into one section
• D)Places mood disorders with psychotic features in a separate section

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