The Dimensional Model of Classification Is Quantitative, Implying That

question 81

Multiple Choice

The dimensional model of classification is quantitative, implying that

• A) disorders that are observed are simply extreme variations of normal behaviour.
• B) different observed disorders are qualitatively distinct from each other.
• C) no real differences exist among diagnostic subtypes.
• D) it is not possible to place disorders along a continuum of functioning.

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Understand the concept of socialized charismatic leadership and its focus on the common good.

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