People Who Are Correctly Diagnosed with a DSM-5 Disorder Such

question 72

Multiple Choice

People who are correctly diagnosed with a DSM-5 disorder such as a major depressive episode will

• A)usually have at least some of the same symptoms as others with the disorder.
• B)always have at least five of the same symptoms as others with the disorder.
• C)typically have very few of the same symptoms as others with the disorder.
• D)usually experience all of the same symptoms as others with the disorder.

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Definitions:

Confederates

Individuals who are part of a study's design and know the experiment's aims but pretend to be participants in order to manipulate situations as required by the research.

Confederate

An individual who is part of an experiment but pretends to be a participant while actually working for the researcher, used to manipulate social interactions as part of the experimental procedure.

Performing Arts

Forms of creative expression that are performed in front of an audience, such as music, dance, and theater.

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