In Some Branches of Medicine, Diagnosis Refers to the Identification

question 91

Multiple Choice

In some branches of medicine, diagnosis refers to the identification of a physical illness and may be made on the basis of laboratory tests. In psychology, however, a diagnosis is

• A) made on the basis of a single behavior, if significant.
• B) made only after consultation with the primary physician.
• C) based more on the presence of clusters of symptoms.
• D) based on several significant epidemiological factors.

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Definitions:

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Elite Interest Groups

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