The Dimensional Approach to Diagnosis Is Characterized by

question 36

Multiple Choice

The dimensional approach to diagnosis is characterized by

• A) quantification of patients' experiences using scales measuring several areas such as anxiety or depression.
• B) lists of symptoms that patients must experience for the diagnosis to be assigned.
• C) essential elements that all patients must report for the diagnosis to be assigned but allowance for specific nonessential variations as well.
• D) a theoretical explanation for the underlying cause of the disorder that is assumed to be shared by all patients experiencing similar symptoms.

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Definitions:

Behavior Problem

A pattern of disruptive or unacceptable behavior that often leads to conflicts or difficulties in social, academic, or work settings.

Social Interest

A concept in Adlerian psychology referring to an individual's inclination to help others and contribute to society.

World War II

A global conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945 involving most of the world's nations, marked by significant events and historical figures.

Style Of Life

A concept introduced by Alfred Adler, referring to an individual's unique way of achieving superiority or coping with feelings of inferiority.