The DSM-5 Is More Culturally Sensitive Than Any of Its

question 38

Multiple Choice

The DSM-5 is more culturally sensitive than any of its predecessors.Which is NOT a reason why?

• A) the DSM-5 contains a discussion of cultural formulation.
• B) the DSM-5 suggests that a Cultural Formulation Interview be conducted with clients.
• C) the DSM-5 contains an 18-item Cultural Competence Test.
• D) the DSM-5 contains a section which lists cultural concepts of distress.

Understand the legal aspects and controversies surrounding insanity pleas and involuntary commitment.

Differentiate between various therapeutic approaches and their goals.

Obtain knowledge about the prevalence and classification of psychological disorders and their treatment.

Understand the definition and examples of therapeutic emotional attachments.

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Definitions:

Legal Sanity

The capacity of an individual to understand the nature of their actions and to distinguish right from wrong under the law.

Psychiatric Forensic

A field of study and practice at the intersection of mental health and the legal system, involving the assessment and treatment of individuals within the criminal justice system.

Mental State

The condition of someone's mental and emotional health at a particular time, often assessed through mood, behavior, and cognitive functions.

Forensic Nurse Examiner

A specialized nurse who provides care to victims of crime, collects evidence, and may testify in court about medical findings.