Compared with a Categorical System, a Dimensional Approach to Classification

question 16

Multiple Choice

Compared with a categorical system, a dimensional approach to classification

• A) allows all symptoms to be described regardless of cut-off scores.
• B) allows all disorders to be classified into discrete, valid categories.
• C) would be more promising if it decreased interrater reliability.
• D) would allow symptoms to be rated cross-culturally.

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